Sentence examples for close creating from inspiring English sources

It's pretty thrilling to hear them up close, creating something from nothing.

New state regulations had forced several of Dallas's six abortion clinics to close, creating weekslong waiting lists.

The ships are close, creating bizarre telescopic vistas: a gargantuan cruise ship docked across Buttermilk Channel, or the Staten Island Ferry passing by.

Overmatched teams often slow the tempo to limit possessions and keep the game close, creating a better chance for them to pull out a victory through execution at the end.

But a statement on the website of one of the schools - Golden Hillock - criticises "highly irresponsible" suggestions that "schools will close, creating unnecessary and unwarranted concern amongst families and students, many of whom are just about to start their GCSEs".

But a report in the 10 August issue of Nature describes how strands of DNA can be programmed to cyclically open and close, creating a minuscule device that can do mechanical work.

As for how they feel afterwards, they say sex makes them feel close, creates a connection.

If Bell had clung onto another chance three overs from the close, created by Anderson and the second new ball, England would be close to parity.

But Linda sometimes forgets herself -- or perhaps pretending to be close creates a real intimacy -- and seems to speak from the heart.

Finally, after multiple failures, James' most deliberate and emphatic attempt ("Create. A. Reminder"). yields something close: "Create our remainder". No one breaks out the whiskey.

The ladder kept opening and closing, creating changing shapes in space.