Sentence examples for were to close down from inspiring English sources

"If it were to close down, I'd feel quite sad about it but really wouldn't be that surprised," Ward said.

IF GOOGLE were to close down its popular web-search service tomorrow, it would be much missed.

The hospital had goofed financially under health service management, and the alternatives for it were to close down or for better managers be appointed, so that it could soldier on.

If any other university in England were to close down – Oxford, Durham, whichever – there would be a loud public outcry, but the higher education sector would still potter along quite smoothly: the students would be absorbed into other universities and life would go on.

Its research shows that if two refineries were to close down, the UK would rely on imports for more than 70% of its diesel and jet fuel and more than 20% of its petrol.

His very first decree was to close down Kiev Thought.

Adam Clayton said "the object was to close down the streets.

The important thing here is to close down those midfielders.

Therefore the best thing one can do is to close down the plant".

Another option, Ms. Novick said, would be to close down the fund.

His first decision was to close down all the museums in the country, to safeguard both collections and visitors.