Sentence examples for period of closure from inspiring English sources
So we wait with bated breath as, after a 17-month period of closure, staff at Leighton House prepare to open their doors once more to the public.
A decade ago, the House was enduring a damaging period of closure and teetered on the brink of ruin: the entire board famously resigned, and a procession of short-staying chief executives trooped in and, defeated, trooped out.
"I am trying to embody a feeling and an idea with the clothes," said Mr. Chalayan, who started from a study of sakoku, Japan's long period of closure to the outside world.
Closed ecological systems have different temporal biogeochemical cycling and ranges of atmospheric components because of their smaller reservoirs of air, water and soil, and higher concentration of biomass, and Biosphere 2 provided detailed examination and modeling of these accelerated cycles over a period of closure which measured in years.
The statement said: "Plans are in place for alternative catering arrangements to be offered during the period of closure, probably through a mobile unit, which is expected to open in the New Year.
Following the cultural renaissance of the Meiji Restoration after Japan's period of closure to the outside world (1600-1868), this distinctly Japanese thought found expression especially in the work of Kitaro Nishida, Keiji Nishitani and Hajime Tanabe.
The council said the tunnels project avoids a prolonged period of closures, after contractor Amey originally said it planned to carry out the work at night and weekends over 25 weeks next year.
Now many businesses, like the Jorvik Viking Centre, face periods of closure.
This will be necessary only occasionally, engineers who planned the defenses insist, and the periods of closure at the three lagoon inlets will be brief.
In November 2002, to limit unauthorized access to the Enclos Fouqué cadera during periods of closure, a gate was installed in Pas de Bellecombe.
Extended periods of closure raised concerns about the potential for increased rates of skin and respiratory infection.
