Examples of using To a close in English and their translations into Polish
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Well, it's time to  bring things to a close.
I want to  bring this meeting to a close.
With summer drawing to a close, the race to  stock up is on.
The 2008 Year may have drawn to a close, but the dialogue is far from over.
The Commissioner's speech brings the debate to a close.
My term as president was drawing to a close and a  new election was coming up.
King's life draws to a close!
The audience was drawing to a close.
The old year is drawing to a close.
Zambia campaign draws to a close", BBC News, 27 September 2006.
And because the war finally draws to a close.
It's time to  bring these negotiations to a close, Elizabeth.
And as a  beautiful dusk sky enveloped New York… the year came to a close.
Donnally… your tenure as interim assistant general manager is coming to a close.
This brings the Brody Lassiter murder investigation to a close.
I suppose I should be relieved this is coming to a close.
And so another eventful day at the airport draws to a close.
another day in the life of the airport draws to a close.
One hundred million years ago the reptilian age was drawing to a close.
Audio system is only a  means to an  end, to a close, intimate contact with music.