Sentence examples for approaching within from inspiring English sources
Colonel Wilson's soldiers reported insurgents approaching within 10 meters — close enough to see their faces.
The state of Queensland has declared him a "special-interest whale" and banned anyone from approaching within 500 metres – offenders being threatened with a £8,000 fine.
He captured the dramatic images by approaching within feet of the animals, a tactic that provoked some into displaying threat behaviours.
In addition, they not only ordered East Berliners not to go near the wall but insolently warned West Berliners against approaching within a hundred metres of it, "in the interests of their own safety".
For example, writing about Stevens's opinion in 2000 upholding a Colorado law prohibiting abortion protesters from approaching within eight feet of a clinic, Nagel suggested that Stevens may have distorted free-speech doctrine because he found the legal protection of abortion protesters "morally and institutionally unattractive".
"On approaching within a mile of the site of Heliopolis, the traveler passes by the village of El Matariya, where are pointed out an old sycamore, under the shade of which (according to tradition) the Holy Family reposed, and a well which afforded them drink," wrote Edward William Lane in his "Description of Egypt" in 1825.
Further strengthening this conclusion, when the contrast-to-noise ratio (CNR) of the signals was adjusted to increase signal strength, cross-condition classification accuracy for faces in FFA and for Chinese characters in VWFA improved significantly, even approaching within-condition accuracy.
Vehicles attempting to approach within six hundred miles of the detonation's epicenter failed.
In a later interview, Ms. Durham said: "It's illegal to approach within 150 yards of a seal.
The bird was not shy, either, and allowed photographers to approach within six feet.
It's possible to approach within some five blocks of Ground Zero, to see a sliver of the smoking ruins between the buildings.
