Sentence examples for put a closing from inspiring English sources

Goffin, advancing at every half-chance, botched a drop-shot en route to deuce in the 11th game and trembled in the stroke to put a closing forehand low into the net again, giving Murray the chance to serve for a two-set lead.

Hamilton Accies chairman Les Gray has put a closing date of midday on Wednesday 21 January for anyone wishing to apply for the vacant manager's job.

The camera rather unsparingly put a close-up on Annette Bening's stricken face as soon as the best actress award went to Natalie Portman.

The issue continued to ricochet across the campaign debate on Sunday, despite Republican efforts to insist that Trump had now put a close to that chapter.

If you put a close-up lens on a painter's palette, his brush dives for various colors at random, but if you use a wider lens, you see the picture he's actually painting, and it's totally orderly.

Recent studies put a close view to the course of immunological mediators as the members of the selectin family to figure out their contribution to shock, sepsis and organ failure [ 1].

China seems reluctant to change its fundamental policy of preventing the collapse of North Korea, an outcome that could result in the unification of the Korean Peninsula, potentially putting a close American military ally on China's doorstep.

With an eye toward a stock market that might see environmental efforts as detrimental to shareholder interests, Ford officials say they are putting a close cost-benefit lens on the Rouge project.

Penn State Coach Rene Portland said it was the kind of run -- putting a close game away -- that her team needed to make to prove that it could meet its goals of advancing beyond the N.C.A.A. regional semifinals this season.

Putting a close-in edge on the solar system would have more than merely territorial implications.

The deal puts a closer link between B&N and Microsoft, something the two had already been fostering through their JV and development initiatives.