Sentence examples for terms to shut from inspiring English sources

He is told, in no uncertain terms, to shut up.

The difference being, I was told under no uncertain terms to shut the fuck up in front of actual adults.

Wait, isn't "bring-backery" just a facile term designed to shut down arguments with people you disagree with, instead of solving them in open debate like adults?

In TV comedy The Thick of It, "Virgin West Coast" was used as a term of abuse to shut someone up.

A tweak to the current labour agreement may be in order, but the only way to do serious damage to the game's near-term prospects would be to shut the stadium doors.

And do you know of any effort in terms of where governments, because of that, are trying to shut down Facebook in terms of access?

The 350.org campaign group put out a direct challenge to Barack Obama to shut down long-term infrastructure projects linked to the fossil fuel industry.

"When she finally answered," he said, "she was threatened in the most menacing terms" and ordered to tell Mr. Grant to "shut up".

It also makes it clear in its terms and conditions that it reserves the right to shut down inactive accounts.

The panic caused the market for short-term loans between companies, known as commercial paper, to shut down even for the most financially secure companies.

The cable companies have also managed to shut out competition by signing long-term exclusive deals.