Sentence examples for not quite closed from inspiring English sources
His eyes were not quite closed.
Other "mega-deals" that had not quite closed before credit markets froze last summer are suffering from a collective loss of nerve.
Averbuch's eyes are not quite closed, his lips are pursed in vague puzzlement, and he looks not dead but, rather, slightly disgruntled at the prospect of being woken.
Another reason for the film's popularity may be that even now in Italy, remote chapters in the history of Sicily's battle against organized crime are not quite closed.
Not quite open, not quite closed, let a lot of pain in.
Her hips were elevated and her legs hung loosely in front of her ― not quite open, not quite closed.
But the banks have appealed the decision, so the case isn't quite closed yet, and in the meantime the Financial Services Authority has frozen unfair charge claims.
WHEN India Cafe closed without warning last year, it left the area here with a gustatory void -- and a mystery: Although the restaurant was no longer open, it hadn't quite closed.
While Iran is not quite the closed society many imagine — it is a nation of text messagers and Facebook users, with access to Persian-language BBC broadcasts and other independent voices — it is still a controlled society.
All of them operated in about the same way, by using mathematical probabilities and pattern matching to figure out if, for example, an individual letter was a C or an O that had not been quite closed.
