Against the Nuggets and the Jazz, the Knicks' inability to close on the perimeter shooters cost them.
To close the gap in the British perimeter the decision was made to secure Bréville.
He closed off the perimeter, stood watch — having a tough-looking dog around was probably a good way to keep passersby at a distance, and impress on them that something vaguely military, a "security operation," was going on.
He, the dog Cairo, and four SEALs were responsible for closing off the perimeter of the house while James and six other SEALs — the contingent that was supposed to have dropped onto the roof — moved inside.
New buildings were constructed that were attached to the castle walls, completely closing off the perimeter and making direct access impossible.
In July 2012, a German botanist named Walter Müller had been murdered in Lwiro, just beyond the church, close to the perimeter of a huge plantation he owned.
At Broadmoor, if anyone gets close to the perimeter fence, the CCTV is meant to automatically and rapidly zoom to that point.
The attackers quickly overran the base, entering at three points: through a latrine area close to the perimeter wire; at the main entrance, where civilian guards were quickly overwhelmed; and from the eastern side, where Afghan National Army soldiers were stationed.
As Barack Obama lays a wreath at Ground Zero, and the inquest into the 2005 London bombings prepares to give its verdict... Five British men of Bangladeshi origin were being questioned under anti-terrorism laws yesterday after they were arrested while taking photographs close to the perimeter fence of the Sellafield nuclear plant in Cumbria.
It appears the Taliban got close to the perimeter through a network of dry river beds that run nearby.
Some North Koreans worked their way close to the perimeter and threw grenades into it.
