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3351 examples of Close in a sentence

And I think that may very well be true, so I'll close with this.
And the reason for this is that pigs are actually quite close to human beings, so the collagen is as well.
So here's a series of projects over the last few years where I've been inspired by trying to figure out how to really facilitate close connection.
And to close, I just want to say, look these are tools.
And after the close of the election, you can check that your vote was counted by comparing your receipt to the vote on the website.
It has to happen in close collaboration with biologists.
Babes in tight black rubber pants that look like they're from Baywatch share close quarters with the captian and crew.
The story line was all over the place, Samantha's character Sarah was very difficult to understand and what on earth were all the many close ups of her face for?
Similarly, Chris' two secretaries at his practice, Susan Birch and Tim Verney, who also happen to be close friends of both Chris and Barbara, are never forced to take sides.
Ariadna Gill's character Julia starts getting spooked by those things that insist on going bump in the night, by empty supermarkets and doors that close themselves; and her husband Samuel, played by Jordi Molla, switches in an instant from laid-back family man to wild-eyed permanently unshaven nutter, injecting Julia with a drug to keep her under his sudden cosh.
The central woman takes up with one man after another in a close knit way and putting the interests of her children first.
the water coming out of the damn looked like a close up of a can of beer that had fizzed up.
Half the time you don't know where the characters are, but I guarantee a five million dollar payoff would have probably made a close watch on the structure mandatory.
In the movie Fred's betrayal in the end is not nearly as affecting, because they don't seem all that close.
if you're a sucker for corny movies and are looking to see something you don't need to pay close attention to, this might be worth watching.
I am astounded that so many people find this film even close to good.
The second half of the film is worth it, especially for the action sequences and close up shots of early 20th century ships, but it's like a dull toothache getting there.
I hate guns and have never murdered anyone, but when even half of the events that take place in 'Shuttle' happen to you or close ones and you find a gun, YOU SHOOT YOUR ATTACKER.
This abomination and the sequel ONE MORE TIME (no thanks) and the hideous Jerry Lewis disasters like Don't RAISE THE BRIDGE LOWER THE WATER (why not just flush instead) drove cinema owners to close their doors rather than be forced to run these films.
How dare they say otherwise not even close to the passage.
This one is one of those, and it's not even close to be one of the best.
What a story this company/comedy troop has.BEGGING people to come and see there movies on street corners,universities, anywhere they can and all for free and after all that to develop a great fan base after a few years THEY CRAP ON IT And decide to close down there website that helped them and was created for the fans, but the worst thing about it....THEY DIDN'T TELL ANY OF THEM.
I guess when people say this is beautifully filmed they are talking about the close ups of frogs and the cooking of meals.
This movie is not even close to a faithful adaptation.
I could understand if the BBC wanted to make this a little more faithful to what actually happened, who Anne Boleyn really was - but it's not even close to being historically accurate either.
Paul, towards the end of the film, becomes incredibly annoying and one wishes she would just close her mouth and shut up, as it seems she is screaming as if it has just become an Olympic event!
Polanski's version comes quite close but it insists too much on the medieval period.
Though we sat in close proximity to each other, we did not speak or otherwise acknowledge each other's presence.
When "Deranged" was made the film-makers saw fit to turn Ed Gein into Ezra Cobb even though the resultant film was actually quite close to the facts of the notorious case.
On close ups, the camera shakes, the subjects move, and I get a headache.
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