Sentence examples for close of course from inspiring English sources

Up close, of course, it was crammed with hustling immigrants and overworked rent slaves and dubious sharp operators, but as seen from the bleachers, on the color Jumbotron, its gloss and promise almost hurt the eyes.

1,890 at Wednesday's close of course.

* Some names have been changed To protect the characters' identity.

We knew this going into the close, of course and I said to our Members last night (6:56 pm): .

Move closer, of course, and the texture disappears.

A little unchivalrously, he adds, "When she gets closer, of course, you see the wrinkles".

When you look closer, of course there are rhymes hidden in there, but the work doesn't fit into Chowder's dichotomy of poems vs. plums.

"We were quite sure that one day they would announce this, because if the border is not closed of course Ebola can come into Mali," he said.

Clough's poem is certainly televisual, but it gets closer, of course, than a TV report to revealing a personal, textured, multi-dimensional experience, while suggesting arguments for restraint.

Up-close, of course, each individual film has to be considered through the prism of all its outside elements: scope, budget, impact, one's own perceived intentions of the makers.

Whether he's really getting closer, of course, is debatable.