Sentence examples for which she closed from inspiring English sources

It is a scaled-down version of the one Ms. Stubbs ran for about seven years at 70th and Lexington (Stubbs Books and Prints), which she closed in 1997 when the rent became too high.

She told the phone-hacking trial at the Old Bailey that the incident came at the end of a fortnight of turmoil in July 2011 during which she closed the News of the World, resigned her job and spent 12 hours in police custody while, in the background, Tony Blair and Piers Morgan sent her messages of support and Michael Gove said he was keen to see her.

However, per the producers' requests, Conrad filmed ten episodes for the fifth season, in which she closed her storylines.

However, per the producers' requests, she filmed ten episodes for the following season, in which she closed her storylines.

She was the owner of Stella in NYC, then South in SF, which she closed to open Marlowe.

First we have Betty, looking especially Grace Kelly-line in a marvelous summer dress, walking along the perfect suburban sidewalk, dreamily catching a lovely green caterpillar in the palm of her hand, which she closes.

As a nurse at Advocate Illinois Masonic Medical Center, MK Czerwiec grieved when the AIDS unit in which she worked closed in 2000.

Since then, she has been cooking in New Jersey, most recently at Mo Pho in Fort Lee, which she recently closed to focus on her current place.

But now the actress has decided to slim down her property holdings, so she has put the apartment on the market at €960,000, or $1.4 million, as well as her auberge in Burgundy, called La Lucarne aux Chouettes, or The Owl's Nest, which she recently closed.

Almost at once, they became extraordinarily popular in Palm Beach... Tells about the 1992 rebirth of her clothing line, which she had closed down in 1984... Eight years later, the company is doing even more business than it did the first time around, and it employs a small group of young socialites as advisers to make sure it does not stray too far from its origins.

Only one customer stood between me and the exit when the cashier, a middle-aged woman wearing a bandana, announced, "I think I need a little break," at which point she closed her eyes and began massaging her temples in long, languorous circles.