Sentence examples for close making from inspiring English sources

He moves in close, making earnest eye contact while shaking hands.

Every time somebody asked a question, Gore would walk over and stand close, making intense eye contact and nodding slowly to show that he understood.

Unlike at Chrysler, most of the affected G.M. dealers have yet to close, making a reversal of the cuts less complicated.

Even if a company continues to accept the cards after going bankrupt, local stores may close, making it harder for the consumer to use them, he said.

Other vessels' crews, including the Dongyih's, seldom pay attention to tugboats and let them come close, making them attractive vessels for criminal activity.

Sorkin came close, making a questioning, troubled intellect seem a desirable quality for a politician to have, even in an era where the soundbite had come to power.

A door that can close makes for a good relationship".

One sitting uncomfortably close made a production of cleaning his nails.

I think the fact we were always so close made us a better team.

Sitting up close makes the complexity and diversity of each image a physical reality.

And if you're shooting people up close, make eye contact, and smile.