Sentence examples for will get closure from inspiring English sources

"I think he's doing the right thing, too, because it's the only way he will get closure.

But now attentive "Smash" viewers will get closure on one lingering question: just what the heck was "Hit List," an up-and-coming stage musical created by characters on the series, but seen only in fleeting glimpses and occasional production numbers?

Its only certainty is that the obstacles that range from legal challenges to drug shortages make it impossible to promise that the families of victims will get closure.

"I don't think we'll get closure in this kind of thing for a long, long time," Baker says.

I don't think you will ever get closure; you have a life sentence, there's no doubt about it.

"Why didn't any one of them speak up and try to stop it?" Judge Berman said he wanted to impose a sentence that was "constructive" and would provide a measure of closure — "though I don't know how the Clementis will ever get closure," he said.

I don't think he'll ever get closure.

Only when Argos finally closes will I too get closure.

"I don't think we'll ever really get closure". He added: "Changes have happened, it's a lot more policed than it was before". Council co-leader Jenny Laing said: "We have taken action.

"We will get a closure of the nuclear program by default," he said.

"I think the pain being felt by the victims' families, the voices reached an crescendo and they decided to lance the boil, have an inquiry and hopefully that will get everyone closure," he said.