close over造句
1, The wind howled and the waves closed over him.
2, The library is closed over Easter.
3, The factory closed over ten years ago.
4, The restaurant was closed over the New Year.
5, Midsummer heat closed over the city.
6, The business will be closed over New Year.
7, His hand closed over the money.
8, The library is closed over Christmas.
9, The office is closed over the weekend.
10, Her left hand closed over his arm.
11, His fingers closed over the money.
12, My brother and I have become much closer over the years.
13, The deep and dark tarn at my feet closed over the fragments of the House of Usher.
14, She parted her lips for him as his mouth closed over hers once again and refused to consider where for ever might end.
15, An early swallow hawked for flies, close over the bright water.
16, Yet the bowlers defended well, and only Richardson mastered them so that the closing overs were tense.
17, Merrill's fingers closed over the bulkier envelope containing her curriculum vitae and references.
18, His hand closed over grass which was instantly torn from the soft earth and his boots were dislodged from their precarious footholds.
19, Then the microbes continue to multiply in their stomachs long after the orifices have closed over.
20, As the deep black shadow in Glen Keltney closed over them, they moved slowly nearer home in a trance of fatigue.
21, The official explanation was that the upward blip in April happened because operating theatres were closed over Easter.
22, The waters of ignorance close over only too quickly.
23, Be ever vigilant; close over your thoughts; extricate yourself from the mire of evil.
24, Her lips would part and close over these significant teeth.
25, CBOT corn continues to impress technically with continued attempt to close over 325'in December.
26, Prince Ippolit brought her reticule, moved to her side, and bending close over her chair, sat beside her.
27, She met playwright Arthur Miller through the Strasbergs, and they become close over a year's time.
28, McKinley was eager to propitiate the agrarian Middle west after close over Bryan in 1896.