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curtain

[kur-tn] / ˈkɜr tn /


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“Now, the curtain will be pulled back, and the missing pieces to the Black Dahlia murder will finally fall into place.”

From The Wall Street Journal

Then all the speakers went back out for a final curtain call.

From Literature

So the teachers got a new sofa and chairs, and the furniture store donated a new rug, and they painted the walls and fixed the door and bought new curtains and a big green plant.

From Literature

The morning sky peeking through our curtain was still pink and new, but she looked as if her workday were nearly finished.

From Literature

“There is no final curtain here, not really,” Weir’s family wrote.

From The Wall Street Journal