Sentence examples for close to sometimes from inspiring English sources

Golfers are (correctly) lauded for playing their game very close to, sometimes from within, the spectators, always able to concentrate on the matter at hand.

We also...see the stars here...the fellow I feel close to sometimes is the man, who, sleepless in the desert, first noticed that the stars overhead revolve...sometimes I look up and tell myself, 'Well, there's something we can't pollute".

It's not always caving to pressure: Sometimes criticism hits close to home; sometimes criticism changes our minds about something we've put out into the world.

Mika Brzezinski seems to favor the look year-round, or close to it, sometimes returning from commercial breaks with a protective sweater.

And in case after case, the ebook price for a new book was close to, and sometimes even higher than, the Amazon price for a hardcover.

There is strong colour, a sense of being close to and sometimes lashed by the elements: powerful sun, sudden brief rain, striking changes of the light.

While sitting, the pelvis rotates backwards [14] in order to move the gravity line to the ischia, resulting in an SS close to 0, sometimes even negative.

These users have a very low chance to be selected by the MT scheduler; their average achieved rate is very close to (and sometimes equal to) zero, especially for fixed clustering.

In the early days, store separation tests were conducted in a hit or miss fashion the stores would be dropped from the aircraft at gradually increasing speeds until the store came close to or sometimes actually hit the aircraft.

A state feedback controller that forces the stock level to be kept close to zero (sometimes called a just-in-time policy), even when there are fluctuations in the demand, will be designed in this paper using H∞ control theory.

We also obtained results that are very close to, and sometimes better than, those of the current state-of-the-art methods for the non-unique probe selection problem, namely integer linear programming and optimal cutting-plane approaches.