Sentence examples for that can shut from inspiring English sources

There's software on the market that can shut down cellphones.

It also needs a single resolution authority that can shut down or restructure banks.

Some customers, in exchange for a $22 monthly payment, have meters that can shut off their air-conditioners altogether.

He said there were anti-Western "rogue elements that can shut you down, in any shape or form, at any time".

But making matters worse, shop owners say, has been the political uncertainty and the constant strikes and riots that can shut down their stores for days at a time.

We could seal off power equipment in times of flood; build sluices near the coast that can shut to block surges; and even plant coastal forests as barriers to rising waters.

The notion that somebody can "shut that whole thing down" if they're raped so they don't get pregnant is farcical.

His first wife had been like him, "a worrier with an implicit faith that fear wards things off, that worry can shut specific dangers out".

The connection with fracking is that faults slip slightly more easily when there's frack fluid around so the engineers and geologists have to avoid faults – or if that's unavoidable – monitor activity so that they can shut the frack fluid pressure off if earthquakes are building up.

Beale would like to think that his art and life are separate, that he can shut the door of the rehearsal room and go back to his lunches and books.

That a team, any team, can rip off the mask and expose the 5-2 Giants for what they are: a playoff team with bundles of pride, but possessing an offense that can be shut down with little effort.