Sentence examples for which closed before from inspiring English sources

But Van Hove's earlier Miller revival, A View from the Bridge, which closed before many Tony voters could see it, was a taut, focused and thrilling study of masculinity and crisis.

European markets, which closed before the downgrades, were moderately higher.

The mood was somber in my office, depressing in the post office – which closed before I could get my package out – and downright miserable over the dinner table.

After visiting the old Peninsula Hospital, which closed before Hurricane Sandy, and a storm-ravaged home, Mr. de Blasio called for "a new relationship between City Hall and the people of the Rockaways, a more just relationship".

The study base comprised landfill sites that were operational at some time between 1982 and 1997; therefore postcodes for 9631 sites (49%), which closed before 1982, opened after 1997, or for which operational data were missing or incomplete, were excluded.

Although every effort was made to obtain as complete as possible a national inventory of waste sites, nonetheless some landfill sites may be missing from the database (especially older sites which closed before licensing was enforced).

One of the most recent productions of "Tristan", which was directed by Christof Loy at the Royal Opera House in London and which closed shortly before Christmas, was less bombastic.

Bausch's shares, which closed Tuesday before the Fourth of July holiday at $68.64, fell as low as $67.66 early in the session yesterday but later rose to $72 before trading was halted when The Wall Street Journal reported the new offer online.

I missed, of course, Delmonico's, which closed years before I was born, and, to my regret, I also missed the Mandarin, in San Francisco, where I spent January of 1967, the month of the Human Be-In, and, perhaps because of this, rarely ventured out of Haight-Ashbury, where even the soy sauce came laced with Acapulco Gold.

Mr. Karp said he felt that Stamford's previous regional theater, the Hartman, which closed just before Stamford Theater Works was created, did not benefit from presenting a hodgepodge of plays, anything from George Bernard Shaw's "Millionairess" to the George S. Kaufman-Marc Connolly comedy "Merton of the Movies".

Roughly $50 million in funding from investors, which Brandless quietly closed before hitting the market last summer, should help get them there.