Sentence examples for once closing from inspiring English sources

closeout (n) – the condition when all parts of a wave break at once, "closing out" the surfer.

Rhee (correctly) figured out she didn't have a lot of time to fix the very troubled schools in Washington, D.C., so she did everything at once: closing schools, firing ineffective teachers.

The Oak Room doors were never once closed!

And where once closed agreements can be questioned at one's own pleasure.

Analysts such as Jay Ferron at PricewaterhouseCoopers worry that some factories, once closed, may never reopen.

This opened lanes, once closed, for Richardson, which later opened up the occasional pass downfield.

The danger is that once closed, they will stay closed and fall into disuse.

The town was once closed to outsiders, with workers getting handsome salaries to perform dangerous work.

Some fields that were once closed to the colorblind are, meanwhile, opening up.

Skate parks, once closed because of concerns over liability, are now opening again.

It is now widely used for shellfish from waters that were once closed to harvesting.