Sentence examples for longer open to from inspiring English sources

First, the can is no longer open to the air, since water is blocking the opening.

No longer open to the elements, it could have mohair upholstery like parlor sofas.

But the house where Hughes lived, at No. 20 East 127th, is no longer open to the public.

$7$$) Enrollment is no longer open to reduced price meal plan students; rather, only free lunch plan students qualify.

Down the road, the old Kearney home is no longer open to tours, a pursuit that didn't bring much income.

In the hot midday sun, police shooed away reporters, insisting the camp was no longer open to the public.

It has long done so, with its own payment service and food deliveries, but it is rolling out a revamped "super app" design that no longer opens to a ride request page and that reflects the changing strategy of the Singapore-based company.

The first official Paralympic Games, no longer open solely to war veterans, was held in Rome in 1960.

Its neon sign and nautical paraphernalia embody something of the era Agee was writing in, but the bar no longer opens at 8am to serve longshoremen coming off the midnight shift.

But Osborne announced the scheme will no longer be open to undergraduates from 2015-16.

That there nowadays is an "increasingly art-hungry general public," as the dealer Angela Westwater said, no longer seems open to debate.