Sentence examples for mark the closure from inspiring English sources

On Thursday, we are opening an exhibition to mark the closure of one of Britain's largest inner-city schools, North Westminster.

In a public ceremony to mark the closure of the pool and Turkish baths, built in 1927 to promote better health and the enjoyment of swimming for Newcastle's people, a local poet, Bill Herbert, wrote a song about "the farce of the Olympic legacy" to the tune of Blaydon Races.

Daily Express was recorded at a two-day festival to mark the closure in 1977 of the Electric Circus venue in Manchester (the live mini-LP also features Joy Division in their adolescent incarnation as Warsaw performing At a Later Date) and is a typically sharp, funny and acerbic skewering of tabloid hypocrisy.

A "wake" has been held to mark the closure of Tetley's brewery, in Leeds.

That painting and that show also marked the closure of Dawson's former life.

The withdrawal marks the closure of the second front in America's war on terror, opened with great fanfare six months ago.

Today marks the closure of the government's consultation on whether plain packaging of tobacco products should be introduced in the UK.

And now his ashes (marking the closure of this genetic line) are interred with those of his parents, in the cemetery in Montreux.

Today marks the closure of UNESCO's World Heritage Committee meeting in Bonn, Germany.

While this isn't the end of my political involvement, it marks the closure of this chapter in my career.

This was followed by Goodbye Television Centre, a celebration of 50 years of the television centre, marking the closure of the grade II listed building and the last show to be broadcast from it.