Sentence examples for close setting from inspiring English sources

It appeared the game would remain close — setting up more tension-filled moments with the bullpen — until Cedeno's homer in the eighth broke it open.

But time ran out as the 2012 excavation season drew to a close, setting up what he called "the greatest expectations" for when the team returns this summer.

At worst, I suspect, a lorry had passed a little close, setting off the motion sensor - a verdict I grew increasingly confident about when the "Theft Attempted" sign appeared three more times that week.

It might have been enough to carry them to the line, but as the kilometre board approached, they eased, clearly unwilling to cooperate, and it was just enough for the chasers to close, setting up a confused sprint finish with Armitstead unable to change her game plan rapidly enough to use her strength.

Oregon Steel stock jumped 8.1%, or $4.81, by market close, setting a new 52-week high of $64.40 during a busy day of trading on the buyout news.

If one doesn't see the performers in some kind of close setting, one has a tough time getting the message.

Her eyes were close set, and she had her father's hooked nose.

Close set nearly all of his later novels in Australia, notably Eliza Callaghan (1957) and The Voyage Continues (1969).

The wool of their fleeces is relatively straight, of moderate length, close set, and free from black fibre.

His features are just as grotesque as his manner: "His dark eyes were too bulbous and too close set.

They lost the year their closer set the saves record.