Sentence examples for close brings from inspiring English sources

Indeed, watching screens from so close brings a host of problems.

You don't have to think about whether you trust someone," says John. Being close brings its own problems.

Time and again, Close brings her character to the brink of being unsympathetic, then pulls her back.

This is seen by many as a travesty: Close brings a precision to her film work, honed through her years on stage.

The $400 million oversubscribed fund is the largest ever raised in the city, Suster said, noting that the close brings the firms total assets under management to $2 billion.

After Severance, there are only six episodes left in the narrative that Mad Men started seven seasons ago, and the realisation that the stories of Don, Peggy, Joan, and the others are coming to a close brings with it an undeniable sadness.

The birdie to close brought an ironic smile and a score of five over.

As you may or may not have noticed, summer is drawing to a close, bringing the school year inexorably closer.

Mr. Farahi said that seeing Al Qaeda up close brought home to him how powerful they were in Pakistan.

The news that a plea deal appears close brought a mix of emotions to relatives of some of the patients.

She said the closing "brings me to tears.