Sentence examples for supposedly closed from inspiring English sources

This supposedly closed case is attracting renewed police interest, for reasons that remain unclear.

They say that even mills with supposedly closed systems often discharge pollutants into the surrounding water.

"There were a thousand people in the sanctuary on the day it was supposedly closed," Mr. Kust said.

Open daily midday-midnight Knock on the door of this supposedly closed shopfront on Berry Street and a man will open a curtain.

Vincent Asaro, whose arrest last year had supposedly closed one of the country's most infamous unsolved crimes more than three decades later, was cleared of murder, extortion and other crimes by a jury in Brooklyn federal court.

Meanwhile, the government is supposedly closed, though if you're not among the 800,000 furloughed federal workers you might not even have noticed.

Why not go back to Libya, where supposedly long-closed doors are creaking open, look for him, try to find out what happened?

What was supposedly said behind those closed doors explains much about why, for all the potential gains from a global deal, the world has turned increasingly from multilateralism to bilateralism in trade.

Supposedly secret party caucuses roil behind closed doors, only to burst forth and recount a hundred different versions of who said what to whom.

The two supposedly sorted out their differences behind closed doors throughout the week but we will get a fairly good idea of whether the issues were put to bed – or just held together with sticky tape.

It supposedly works best on whiteheads and closed comedones (when you break out in tiny little bumps), and is great for your skin around your period.