Sentence examples for was usually closed from inspiring English sources

Diane's door was usually closed.

My uncle approached several cinemas in the town centre, finally striking a deal with the Essoldo to screen films during Sunday afternoons, when the cinema was usually closed.

The door of his office was usually closed - "he needed absolute silence to concentrate", says Carter - and even when it was open, people knocked.

Rhenish churches followed the Lombard Italian precedent of an appreciably raised choir with an important crypt beneath it, but the end beneath the nave was usually closed.

They raved about the restaurant, but all of them, it seemed, had been there only for a special seating, either on a day he was usually closed or in a slot he'd shoehorned in between regular seatings.

Membrane perforation was usually closed by fibrin glue, suturing or, covering them with a collagen membrane.

North Korea is usually closed to foreign reporters.

I'm usually closed on that day anyway.

The hotels involved are usually closed off to other guests.

Church-run Russian monasteries are usually closed to tourists.

Granted, the curtains were usually closed, but not always.