Sentence examples for wholly closed from inspiring English sources

He lies on his back, head to one side, eyes not wholly closed, his position suggesting sleep.

Overland routes were not wholly closed, but the conquests of the central Asian warrior Timur (Tamerlane)—whose empire broke into warring fragments after his death in 1405 and the advantages of a nearly continuous sea voyage from the Middle and Far East to the Mediterranean gave Venice a virtual monopoly of some Oriental products, principally spices.

A jury pool is a random selection of the community, including people with strange ideas and wholly closed minds.

The female flowers are always solitary and borne within a perigynium derived from the partly or wholly closed first leaf (prophyll) of the spikelet axis.

"Stuart said that the RFU rules are probably not going to change but that the door is not wholly closed," Steffon said.

The 28-year-old has been preparing for the French side's Heineken Cup semi-final with Munster on Sunday but met Lancaster in Toulon on Monday and was told that "the door is not wholly closed" regarding his England future.

He believes that the gap should be closed wholly through spending cuts.

The delthyrium may remain open or be wholly or partly closed by small plates growing from its margins.

(In an economy open to foreign trade, the gap may be closed wholly or in part by the creation of an import surplus).

The later scholastics, in their quest for a meta-language purified of subjective reference, had reinvented Latin as a wholly artificial construction closed to outsiders.

Half the schools in Wales were either wholly or partially closed on Wednesday by the latest in a series of strikes by the National Union of Teachers.