Sentence examples for close enough to check from inspiring English sources

Get close enough to check the colour of their eyes.

Inside the venue, it was possible to stand 20 yards away for an entire set, close enough to check out singer Adam Levine's stubble, and not register much.

Finally the doctor — who is an "intensivist," or critical care specialist — clicked to a live image of an unconscious 60-year-old man in septic shock in Warner Robins, Ga., and zoomed close enough to check the dial on his ventilator.

It's more like a haunted Victorian mansion on the edge of town where your 401(k) retirement plan lives: it takes a long time to understand how to get there and you're pretty sure something's not right about it, but you're too scared to get close enough to check.

The referee stopped the fight a few punches later, and as Romero hopped out of the cage in celebration, Weidman's father tried to push past security, frantic to get close enough to check on his son, whose head was seeping blood into the mat.

With the growing use of the Internet, the Web has become an indispensable tool for planning vacations to areas that are not close enough to check out in person.

She was standing close enough to watch voters as they checked the boxes, and what she saw was that they had voted for Mr. Putin.

Mark Kelley, the sales director, said a camera 10 feet above a table can zoom in close enough to see what you are writing on a check.

It is enough to check both (3.17) and (3.18).

If you do, it's easy enough to check.

It had also looked at one point that UKIP could have been celebrating a double success with the result in the Greater Manchester constituency of Heywood and Middleton - held comfortably by Labour since its creation in 1983 - deemed close enough to warrant a "bundle check" of votes.