Sentence examples for loose closing from inspiring English sources

In Miami, that's not a problem thanks to our party-hard culture and loose closing hours.

Glasgow went ahead early on when a Scarlets line-out went loose close to their line and prop Low pounced to score.

The limits of agreement are always quite loose (close to ± 1.5 l/min), as is usual when thermodilution is used as a reference method.

Open the left flap of the wing and then fold down the entire wing and tuck inside the loose flap, closing down over the wing.

In the same spirit, the president who swore he would end the U.S. war in Iraq and, by the time he left office, do the same in Afghanistan, is now overseeing American bombing campaigns in Iraq and Syria which are loosing close to 25,000 weapons a year on those countries.

With Chi-Raq he's sprung loose, coming close to breaking the narrative for amusing skits and musical numbers.

"The Hornet's Nest" feels very much like the concluding chapter it is, with neatly tied loose ends and closing remarks, if one that plays out as something of a secular passion play.

The game became loose in the closing stages, with the Scots desperately trying to fashion the score they needed, and the French looking to breach the visitors try-line for the first time.

NEW HAVEN — As former Gov. John G. Rowland of Connecticut politely observes the proceedings from his front-row seat, the gloves have been coming off all week here at his federal trial on corruption charges, with both sides trying to tie up loose ends before the closing arguments on Thursday.

If they are loose, you can close the gaps with tapered wood shims.

If there was one little quibble to be made, it was that Root sometimes got a little too loose as he closed in on his centuries.