Sentence examples for safety closed from inspiring English sources

After the game Sam Garnes, the Jets safety, closed his eyes as he boiled down the difference in the halves to simple terms.

Security agencies had taken extraordinary measures to ensure Mr. Uribe's safety, closing off much of the city center and banning commercial air traffic over the capital.

Having the judicial branch itself oversee juvenile probation would be an important step in limiting the number of youths incarcerated, protecting public safety, closing unneeded residential facilities and saving money.

But Landry is also better suited as a strong safety, closer to the line of scrimmage.

When opponents have placed a safety close to the line of scrimmage to help the seven linemen and linebackers, the Giants have often responded by aligning Shockey and Toomer outside, on opposite sides.

This approach will give an overall factor of safety close to that from the classical methods for normal problems, while the thrust line, the local factor of safety for individual slice/block and the progressive yielding phenomenon can be estimated, which will be useful for some special cases.

Though the Sardinian commander had initially wished to use his squadron's frigates in the assault on the city, the seas were too rough to ensure their safety close to shore, so he instead made plans to attack Tripoli using several boats from his squadron's vessels.

The 2 W setting of the OmniGuide CO2 laser system can therefore be used with reasonable safety close to neural structures in the single pulse mode.

A wobbly elevator scaffold at the 45-story Westin hotel under construction in Times Square brought traffic to a halt yesterday afternoon as safety officials closed a blocklong stretch of West 43rd Street for about five hours.

There was safety in the closed off bathroom stall, safety in the ritual, in the cadence switch that happens to the conversation after doing a bump and a drip.

The HSE says it is committed to improving safety by closing or upgrading level crossings "where this is reasonably practicable".