Sentence examples for tents closed from inspiring English sources

Yesterday the tents closed.

On Thursday he showed and the tents closed.

Store owners can lock their doors and pull down metal grates, but participants at fairs just zip their tents closed; even if they manage to put a lock on the zipper, the tent is just canvas.

Tubes were then removed from the tents, closed with new caps, and carried to shore by divers.

Several tents lining the first fairway had signs on their doors that read, "Tent Closed".

"Here I can zip my tent closed at night and know I can sleep safely," said Muhammad Hejazi, a horticulturist who came here with 26 family members.

It is very important to get fresh air into the tent; there have been cases of people not surviving in a sweat lodge due to having the tent closed up too tight.

As you tiptoe through the besotted stragglers after the tents close, it appears that a few are partaking in far heavier doses than the moderate majority.

In London, the dean of St Paul's Cathedral resigned over the handling of an anti-capitalist camp that has pitched tents close to the steps of the building.

Throughout the 16-day festival, the Hotel Bayerischer Hof, for its part, also does late-night festivities in its Falk's Bar, perfect for when the tents close at 11 p.m., while the Hotel Vier Jahreszeiten goes in a less traditional direction, mixing up a concoction the bar's calling a "beer-caipirinha".

Families with young children can be seen huddled up together in ramshackle tents, closer to running out of food with each passing day.