Sentence examples for close somewhere from inspiring English sources

At this altitude, the swollen river in the valley purrs like a hand cupped over an ear, the trees part and close, somewhere an owl hoots.

At that point, a smart director will have a camera trained on Hodgson, right up close, somewhere around the pupils of his eyes.

People in Jackson were always talking about somewhere else, mostly Memphis, because it was a close somewhere else and you could drink alcohol there, while Jackson was in a dry county.

But count out Kerry Wood, who was an asset in his brief stint in the Bronx but wants to be a closer, and Rafael Soriano, who will close somewhere other than Tampa in 2011 after leading the American League with 45 saves.

Obviously, the decision to close somewhere between two and six countries will not sit well with all parties.

He told me we are getting close (somewhere between five and 20 years) to being able to organize all the knowledge ever known to human beings in a way that will make this information automatically accessible to all of us at the click of a mouse.

A door closes somewhere; faint voices recede.

So does Warthen, who said he still saw Kunz as a future late-inning pitcher for the Mets, "and hopefully a closer somewhere down the line after Frankie leaves us, if he ever does.

Remember the old adage, "Whenever a door closes, somewhere a window opens"?

Last year it was reported that, every six hours, a pub closes somewhere in the UK.

If Spieth reaches the closing holes somewhere near the lead Sunday, it will be fascinating to see how he handles them.