shuttered造句

Too many businesses are still shuttered.

The house was empty and shuttered.

Bolted doors and shuttered Windows lined the way.

Along the main pedestrianised street many shops are shuttered, Windows are broken and pavements are crumbling.

The company shuttered its Hong Kong investment banking business a year ago.

By grouping these shuttered filters in threes, one of each colour, an individual picture element, or pixel, is created.

I've seen it in the shuttered Windows of once booming factories, and the vacant storefronts on once busy Main Streets.

I live in Michigan and have witnessed the destruction caused by shuttered factories and jobs shipped overseas.

My guide led me to a tall, ruinous house with shuttered Windows, and knocked several times at the door.

She points out that a shuttered smelter in Germany reopened in 2007, despite the rising cost of emissions.

The blog was periodically pruned and shuttered by authorities, and in 2006 they told him that the name had to go.

We exchanged handshakes and names, and I almost didn’t mind that the store was shuttered and there would be no milk in the morning.

For now, NASA wants to keep them shuttered most of the time to protect the fused silica glass from orbital debris.

Charity Hospital, the main refuge for the poor and uninsured for more than 250 years, is shuttered and surrounded by wire fencing.

Built in the 1930s, the 2,000-square-foot building had been shuttered for years because the county didn't have the money to renovate it.

WITH its fluorescent lights and laminate tables, the little restaurant near the shuttered Chanakya Cinema looked like any no-frills canteen found throughout the southern Indian state of Tamil Nadu.

Openings at either end of the Barn House frame the bucolic landscape, while operable sections of the shuttered facade swing open to let daylight and natural breezes into the home.