Sentence examples for close to neither from inspiring English sources

In this pleasant Ohio place called Bexley, in this Midwest place close to neither New York nor Los Angeles, a boy named Rupert calls his grandfather George.

In this way, he stands closer to Kafka than to Beckett, but he is close to neither in his interest and delight in verbal pyrotechnics, in allowing the sheer energy of his long, exciting sentences full sway.

The seats my husband and I sat in were equidistant from two exits but close to neither.

Yet all I get nowadays is a dull chap in a frock coat riding between the peasants and the cliffs, and getting sadly too close to neither.

Two people close to Walsh — neither of whom wanted to be quoted speculating on his intentions — said they would not be surprised if Walsh kept Thomas as general manager.

Complicating this scenario even further for Gingrich and Santorum is the fact that if neither can get to 1144 or even close to it, neither is all that likely to be the candidate to emerge as the nominee at any -- unlikely though it may be -- contested convention.

Alas, although the negotiators came close to a deal, neither aim was achieved.These books do not dwell only on Camp David and its aftermath.

As of 1 30 a.m. the state remained too close to call, and neither campaign had yet garnered a projected electoral vote majority.

For sheer durability in a field where many a legend is undone by substances or suicide by age 30, only Ozzy Osbourne and Keith Richards come close to Lemmy — and neither is as frequently referred to by only his first name.

Credit is frozen, the stock market looks perilously close to flatlining, and neither politicians nor economists can begin to predict the short- or long-term consequences of $700 billion government bailouts and a national debt topping $10 trillion.

Just nine days to go until the general election and the vote remains too close to call, with neither Labour or the Tories moving decisively ahead in the polls.