Sentence examples for series closed from inspiring English sources

The series, "Closed Ward" and "Locked Ward," rendered with the hand of a master draftsman, showed human beings in unbearable torment.

She found other television series closed to her and returned to the stage, notably starring on Broadway as Polly in The Boyfriend, and touring with musicals, while doing daytime television game shows.

These include Peter Marlow's series "Closed Down Britain," which captures families trapped in post-Thatcher industrial bleakness; Louise Oligny's photographs of French unemployed, poignantly titled "Stories Without Sound"; and Andreas Gursky's large-format pictures of dehumanizing factory assembly lines or brokerage house floors.

While it averaged 1.3 million viewers (below the 1.8 million that the network's now-canceled "Low Winter Sun" delivered), the series closed out its first season this month to about 574,000 total viewers.

As this series closes next week, Malcolm should bow out too.

The enterprising Maverick series closes its season with a fund-raising concert with an unusual program.

* The series closes with two evenings (Aug. 16-17) devoted to Jessica Lang, the most established choreographer of the bunch.

The series closes with quick farewell salutes to the titans — among them Louis Armstrong, Ellington, Count Basie, Monk, Davis, Dizzy Gillespie, Benny Goodman, and Ella Fitzgerald...

9 P.M. (Fox) AMERICA'S MOST WANTED... AMERICA FIGHTS BACK This crime-fighting series closes out its 20th season.

Robertson and the Yankees will get their chance Tuesday, when the teams return to Citi Field, and on Wednesday and Thursday nights, when the series closes out at Yankee Stadium.

San Francisco had won the first two games of the series, closing within a percentage point in the division race as the Padres had lost 13 of 15.