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Meanings of shutting in in inglês

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Usage of shutting in in inglês
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Then the door closed with a definite sound of shutting in.
Romance
2
The great gates had closed behind them, shutting in the women and the children.
The Scouts of the Valley
3
BP began shutting in production on Monday, the sources added.
Reuters
4
And with it, were it to be permitted, a major shutting in of diversity.
The Guardian
5
Our visitor stammered for a moment, his great hands opening and shutting in his agitation.
Sherlock holmes: the complete illustrated novels
6
He has called the candidate's actions in shutting in down the station selfish and irresponsible.
Radio NZ
7
Then in the twilight they perceived an enclosure of dry stones shutting in a rambling edifice.
Salammbo
8
The door closed after Nan, shutting in the friends and their friendship and their anchored peace.
Dangerous Ages
9
Mr. Grimm calmly closed the door, shutting in the wounded man, Chief Campbell and the others.
Elusive Isabel
10
The door closed behind the party, shutting in a secret which he was never to unriddle.
Casanova's Homecoming
11
There would not be sufficient room without shutting in the present house to a great extent.
A Narrative of Some of the Lord's Dealings with George Müller. P...
12
Night dropped down, shutting in with a strange suddenness, as some heavier clouds darkened the west.
The Son of My Friend
13
Coal and old nuclear plants are shutting in the 2020s and tough climate targets are looming.
The Guardian
14
Trancas pushed her out the door, closed it as if she were shutting in deadly radiation.
Flesh and blood
15
The electric illumination, the engulfments of dark wash and sounding black fell down, shutting in, forever.
The Martian Chronicles
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Nearing it, the rugged foothills of the great mountain wall shutting in the valley begin to rise.
Tramping Through Mexico, Guatemala and Honduras / Being the Rand...
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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