Sentence examples for bring near from inspiring English sources

As a person ages, the lens hardens and slowly loses its ability to change shape and bring near objects into better focus.

If Timothy Dalton's V8 Vantage ever shows up at public auction, it could be expected to bring near what the Esprit brought even though it's a more valuable car.

The plan is to do a series of braking rocket firings next Monday to bring NEAR Shoemaker down from its orbit 22 miles from the center of the asteroid into a controlled descent onto the surface of Eros, capturing unusually close-up pictures of the rocky body on the way down.

Religions attempt to bring near a "wonder" that is otherwise beyond our grasp; to bridge the mundane and the supernatural.

In fact, the ideology to which the new religious right is so devoted militates against the welcome of the gospel, which inherently subverts the political barriers of coercion and violence -- the master signifiers of "in" vs. "out" -- in order to bring near the rejected and the despised.

We are for drilling in areas that bring near-term relief to the American public".

Yet today there is a technology that can bring near-perfect movie quality to theaters everywhere: digital projectors.

Peterson says that the company will develop endoscopes and catheters to bring near-infrared cameras close to human tissues in hopes of guiding surgeons to the ones that are diseased.

"Some people you invite to say thank you, and others to bring nearer, and always to meet people," he said.

Mozilla's asm.js has long aimed to bring near-native speeds to the web.

Old folks rolling up their sleeves to raise money to buy a video game console that'll bring near-limitless joy to their otherwise mundane daily routine.