Sentence examples for circumstances close from inspiring English sources

Cameron, supposedly a very different sort of Tory, grew up in similar circumstances close by.

Two other actresses, Pippa Pearthree and Angela Goethals, are very good -- under the circumstances, close to heroic.

It's harrowing, but it's home to some, such as 17-year-old Ree Dolly (Jennifer Lawrence), who's trying to raise her younger brother and sister in circumstances close to pauper-dom.

To expand our investigation to the reading circumstances closer to every-day life, we also used the "Alouette-R" test [31], a standardized test for reading text in French which at variance with the former two tests, directly assesses text reading speed and precision (CTL index).

Under most circumstances, closing the fireplace screen or doors (never the flue!) and letting the fire die naturally is the easiest, cleanest method of extinguishing a fire.

Events and circumstance closed in on that unique Sweden which was something of a light to the world.

Without being overtly autobiographical, a number of his films seem deeply and obviously personal, especially those that perceive the world through the eyes of lonely, resourceful boys in difficult circumstances -- "Close Encounters of the Third Kind," "E.T.," "Empire of the Sun," "A.I".

Confining it to specific circumstances – ie close to the breakdown rather than in wide channels – is easy enough.

According to a report by the Department of Investigation the total that he borrowed from subordinates under "inherently coercive and intimidating" circumstances, was close to ninety thousand dollars.

After all the fuss, The Washington Post eventually conceded that "Bachtel's medical tragedy began with circumstances very close to the essence" of Mrs. Clinton's account.

"Often … it depends on circumstances (how close to deadline, how many words, if I had interviewed the scientists, how easy to get the paper etc).