Sentence examples for shutdown look from inspiring English sources

And why do Dems and President Obama winners in last year's shutdown look like they will lose seats in both the House and the Senate?

WASHINGTON -- To understand what drove John Boehner out of office, and the government to the brink of  another shutdown, look no further than the campaign trail, and the increasingly inflammatory rhetoric coming out of the mouths of candidates.

Southern production resumed on April 7th.The southern leaders have come out of the shutdown looking canny.

Still, a government shutdown looks benign compared with the possibility that Congress might refuse to raise the debt ceiling.

The legislation has launched a fierce debate consisting of rapidly changing elements that could inflict significant impact on what the L train shutdown looks like from the street level.

With the nation's attention captivated by a presidential primary season that feels like a reality TV show, Republican obstruction of a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy, and the beginning of NCAA March Madness, the routine business of funding our government probably won't get much air time until a government shutdown looks imminent later in the year.

The conventional wisdom, after all, is that shutdowns look bad for the party that initiates them the public doesn't like them, and it tends to pin the blame on whoever is taking the government hostage in an attempt to get what they want.

Shutdowns look like the opposite: the person "shuts down," becomes passive, and loses the ability to interact.

By The New Yorker April 6, 2011 Anyone who is confused about the latest budget crisis and looming government shutdown need look no further than this educational (and dramatic!) clip from Season 5 of "The West Wing," in which President Jed Bartlet and leaders of an opposition Congress stare each other down in an eleventh-hour meeting.

However the budget showdown ends and, as I write this at lunchtime on Monday, a temporary government shutdown is looking like the most likely outcome its defining moment came on Saturday, when House Republicans decided to demand a one-year delay in Obamacare as the price of funding the government beyond September 30th.

By John Cassidy September 30, 2013 However the budget showdown ends — and, as I write this at lunchtime on Monday, a temporary government shutdown is looking like the most likely outcome — its defining moment came on Saturday, when House Republicans decided to demand a one-year delay in Obamacare as the price of funding the government beyond September 30th.