Sentence examples for unfortunately closed from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, closed carriages and cabinets particuliers were superseded by royal airplanes, which anyone could see in the sky, and by night clubs, where everybody could watch.

With its small tables and chairs and rows of cushioned benches that look chic and feel easy, it continued to exhude a certain divine decadence for "The Bitter Tears of Petra von Kant," a high-design, high-fashion Gothic comedy that unfortunately closed last Sunday.

The piece unfortunately closed in August but you can get a feel for the magic in the video alone.

The NSABP trial C-09, which randomly assigned patients to either systemic capecitabine and oxaliplatin alone or with alternating hepatic artery infusion of floxuridine after resection of liver-only metastases, was designed to answer an important question but the study was unfortunately closed as a result of lack of patient accrual— what now appears to be a common theme!

"Unfortunately, closing restaurants are the only historic tiki events I've been to in my lifetime".

Adam Smith, Nate Lowman, Felix Gonzalez-Torres, Jeremy Deller, Richard Hamilton and Chris Burden add to the bristle of this show, assembled by the artist Adam McEwen and the writer Neville Wakefield, which will unfortunately close before the Republican Convention.

British-born star Greer Garson plays Mrs Miniver, an allegedly "middle-class" and "ordinary" woman in an English country village unfortunately close to a strategic airfield.

Unfortunately, close to 20 children die daily from a preventable injury; causing more deaths than all diseases combined (Sleet et al., 2002).

My Last Cigarette — One (unfortunately) close to Jordan and my heart, helping smokers quit by mapping out changes in their health as they quit.

Unfortunately close examination of the section on Pythagoras in Proclus' prologue reveals numerous difficulties and shows that it comes not from Eudemus but from Iamblichus with some additions by Proclus himself (Burkert 1972a, 409 ff).

Unfortunately, close and routine monitoring of cetaceans, especially large cetaceans, in their natural habitat can be fundamentally challenging.