Sentence examples for close display from inspiring English sources

Why? "Because, kiddo, you're the first person stupid enough to turn me down," Hewes says, with that glint in the eye we've seen Close display before.

That the pre-apocalyptic landscape of Newtown Creek, so unready for the spotlight, would be put on close display in the process was incidental.

Employing the postmodern technique of pastiche, where the close display of disparate images and styles tends to reduce everything to equivalent signs, Salle's paintings function as metaphors for the dizzying onslaught of media culture.

To close, displaying his range and defying Sullivan's wishes, Presley sang a gentle black spiritual, "Peace in the Valley".

As Chinese police in Urumqi gave foreign journalists a rare up-close display Tuesday of how they can control a mob, Chinese leaders were also showing all of us what they have learned about how they can control information.

In recognition of the extent to which the festival has developed and matured, this year's Artscape has planned several events to celebrate its origins, from a commemorative poster to a closing display of fireworks.

Three days after the most physically taxing performance of his seven-year career, the All-Star closer displayed how much he has left in his prized right arm by pitching two perfect innings at Wrigley Field.

Yet up close, they display an obsessive brushstroke-per-leaf precision.

The Broad Museum in Los Angeles has one work by Mr. Close on display, "John," from 1971.

A candidate who is ready to close will display a high level of enthusiasm and commitment.

The fire ant Solenopsis invicta and its close relatives display an important social polymorphism involving differences in colony queen number.