Sentence examples similar to came extremely close to missing from inspiring English sources

Bush came extremely close to saying it in the 2002 state of the union.

Tipper truck went past me at a high speed (about 40mph) and came extremely close to me.

But the fans came extremely close to racing down a corridor that leads onto the field.

Indeed, TCU came extremely close to playing for the championship this year.

Meet Lad, a young collie who was shot in the face and came extremely close to death before veterinarians saved him.

So does its action, which comes extremely close to the audience.

"The sound comes from the player," she said, noting that modern makers have come "extremely close" to matching the quality of top Strads.

The subject of chapters 21 and 22 come extremely close to Waddington's original definition of epigenetics (see above).

This comes extremely close to making identity over time a matter of convention divine convention, to be sure, but convention all the same.

Every great nation on this planet has been infiltrated by terrorists; even the systems have come extremely close to causing a catastrophe themselves, on numerous covered up occasions.

While 2014 EC will come extremely close to Earth, it's not a great skywatching target.