Sentence examples for of closes from inspiring English sources
"The skiff takes one end of the net around the tuna and sort of closes the circle on them," Knowles explained.
"For I.B.M., for I.B.M.'s employees and for I.B.M.'s retirees, this sort of closes a book and produces certainty," said Dallas L. Salisbury, president of the Employee Benefit Research Institute, a nonpartisan research center in Washington.
In the case of the Edwards Aquifer in Texas, he says, "where you have the actual historical stream records, that kind of closes the door for me".
Bevan and Cannon have insights into the meetings that Santorum convened with Bauer and a few other trusted advisers as he struggled with whether or not to end his campaign after a string of closes losses to Romney.
We can still be vocal about our disbelief and should seek to challenge ignorance (be it religious or otherwise) whenever it rears its head, but we should do so in the way that opens minds instead of closes them.
Long 'O': Think of a stereotypical English 'O' -- the mouth starts in a more open "eh" position and sort of closes to an "oo" sound at the end.
"Kind of closed out, maybe".
It is that kind of close family.
"And we're getting kind of close.
There have been plenty of close calls.
