Sentence examples for close or long from inspiring English sources

After you get real good with these weapons (By practicing tons)you can use almost any weapon for close or long range.

It never occurred to him to move the camera for close-ups or long shots.

Parents and children often do not live far apart (Glaser and Tomassini 2000; Malmberg and Pettersson 2007; Michielin and Mulder 2007)—either because they wish to remain close or because long-distance moves are rare in general and hence, it is likely that they operate in the same housing market.

Because President Obama lacked close relationships or long-standing political connections to gay rights leaders, he should have appointed a senior staff person to oversee policy formulation on equality issues across the government from the start.

Both males and females can possess pheromones that are involved either in close- or long-range communication.

In this study, we aim at characterizing the number of non-trivial close neighbors, or long-range contacts of a residue, as a function of its "topohydrophobic" index deduced from multiple sequence alignments and of the secondary structure in which it is embedded.

Although some new pseudopodia emerge just after the previous pseudopod has started (t2/t1 close to 0) or long after the previous pseudopod has stopped (t2/t1>2), most new pseudopodia start slightly after the present pseudopod has stopped (t2/t1 just above 1).

Once again, a run down of what each primary is good for... Recon: support, either close range for snipers, or long range for a close-range firefight.

CBP operates 27 ports of entry along the border with Mexico, and the president has not indicated how many he might seek to close — or for how long.

The Statue of Liberty beckons tourists and while it is worth seeing up close or making the long climb up inside to the crown, the real treasure is Ellis Island.

Holding it too close or spraying too long could result in an uneven tan.