Sentence examples for regularly closed from inspiring English sources

The museum is regularly closed on Mondays and is expected to reopen as planned on Tuesday.

Some MoistureLoc bottle tips can also harbor Fusarium if the caps are not regularly closed, he said.

Mr. Bruskin's paintings offered a direct challenge to the Soviet authorities' ban on religious content in art, and, not surprisingly, his exhibitions in Russia were regularly closed.

A heavy young man, he went on a diet and regularly closed himself in a studio to dance to musicals like "Hello, Dolly!" until he was exhausted.

In the Dee estuary in Scotland, and in Morecambe, cocklers must have permits to go on the sands, which are regularly closed in order to give the poor cockle a chance to reproduce itself.

The line has been regularly closed for upgrade work, which has continually run over, since February 2007.

For London youngsters who strived to gain entry – in such numbers the authorities had to regularly close the doors – it represented a vision of an accelerated, exciting future.

The watchdog said almost half of practices had closures during office hours, with one fifth regularly closing their doors by 3pm.

Manners have improved to such an extent that shops in the vicinity of London schools regularly close their doors to children, while older people seek refuge in another carriage when children board a train.

Western reporters here are accustomed to relying on telephone interviews and Soviet news accounts of events in turbulent regions of the country, since even in these days of openness, Soviet authorities regularly close cities torn by political turmoil.

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