Sentence examples for which closed off from inspiring English sources

How far is this rendition of "The Chosen" from the 1988 musical, which closed off Broadway after a week?

The Lower 48 states were also unusually mild, having their second-warmest November on record, which closed off their top warmest meteorological fall.

The attack triggered a massive manhunt by the Israeli military, which closed off the Hebron area, limiting movement for all the local population except for "humanitarian cases".

DoubleClick, which closed off 8percentt, at $12, yesterday, has lost more than 90percentt of its value this year since hitting a high of $135.25 in January.

"I understood it as a mechanism of denial, which closed off emotion and sensation so as to protect me from being flooded".

Following the disastrous floods of 1953, the Dutch inaugurated the massive Delta Project, which closed off the mouths of the Rhine, Maas (Meuse), and eastern Schelde (Scheldt) rivers with dams.

In severe cases a prosthetic device known as a palatal obturator, which closes off the cleft, may be needed.

The mountains which close off the valley's head are not nobly named: Brushy, Dead Man, McAfee's Knob.

That is why Mr. Lukashenko had no problem releasing Mr. Sannikov, who wrote a statement requesting clemency, demanded by Mr. Lukashenko, which closes off the possibility of appeal.

He mentions Finsbury Park's Wireless festival, which closes off a large area of land, and the fact that Wandsworth council has allowed Formula E racing at Battersea Park.

The pools, which will be open 7 a.m. to 1 p.m., are part of the city's Summer Streets initiative, now entering its third year, which closes off long stretches of Park Avenue and other streets to cars and trucks.