Sentence examples for that never close from inspiring English sources

The Opera's success has strengthened Snøhetta's interest in "keyless" structures — public spaces that never close.

But its embrace of all things digital has come at a cost, as phones and tablets have morphed into mobile offices for employees that never close.

(Not that very afternoon, of course; unlike 21st-century online retailers that never close, record shops in those days didn't reopen until 27 December at the earliest. And even then, you couldn't guarantee a lift into town from your dad).

Lonergan tends to the wounds that never close, and although "Manchester by the Sea" concludes in peace, it's the peace of compromise and exhaustion, as if family existence were a type of civil war.

That ballad's spare piano builds with deliberate acoustic strums toward a lush pedal-steel crescendo as the usually detail-obsessed Mr. Meloy celebrates the willful amnesia offered by a place with "bars that never close on every corner".

And then there are the Kievans themselves — a resilient lot whose hearty sense of humor and a seemingly boundless hunger for fun are reflected in the city's bustling cafes, thronged beaches and bars that never close. 2 p.m. 1. STADIUM SEAT TO HISTORY A glance around stadium-shaped Independence Square, the city's traditional nerve center, encapsulates much of Kiev's history.

This is the barbershop that never closes.

Page 18 HAIRCUTS BEFORE DAWN Anytime Cutz in Atlanta is the barbershop that never closes.

"This is an attempt to heal a wound that never closed".

TO THE list of Anglo-Saxon business practices infiltrating France, add the Broadway tradition of the show that never closes.

Internet atemporality has coincided with globalization, with a vast market that never closes; its ideal citizen-consumer would never sleep and never cease to spend.