Sentence examples for close often from inspiring English sources

The sisters are close, often intertwined in languid larks, and they make a fine team.

Resentment is growing at the close – often familial – links between the key players among Vietnam's elite.

Chinese companies generally keep engineering and manufacturing close, often colocating them.

King doesn't say it that bluntly, but he comes close, often substituting "Western civilization" or "culture" for white people.

But people who came close often remarked on the sadness visible — it is there in many photographs — around his eyes or mouth.

Live, these are softer, warmer, and the close, often a capella, harmonies with other band members are richly delivered on tracks like 'Interlude 1' and 'Ms'.

Not only was Marlowe a ghost – one meaning of the word familiar – he was also "familiar" in the senses of close, often-encountered, recently-dead and "on a family footing".

Benitez, the Mets' closer, often crumbles.

The question of where pools are closed often raises issues of class and race.

Some distanced themselves from their sister, but others became closer, often assuming an almost parental role.

Workers who lost jobs when factories closed often found better ones.