Sentence examples for close to somewhere from inspiring English sources

On the plane out I sat next to a consultant dealing with the mortality rates of pregnant women, who told me that not only is Burma the worst place for this in South East Asia, but it doesn't even come close to somewhere like Cambodia.

We may not reach it this year or next, but if we eat and talk together along the way, we'll have gotten a step closer to somewhere we all want to be.

Our story begins sometime close to 1921, somewhere between the Sanaga River in Cameroon and the Congo River in the former Belgian Congo.

He had come very close to buying somewhere else, on Lexington Avenue, when his broker called and told him about a board turndown on another buyer for 6C.

Maybe it's best to start smaller, somewhere closer to home — somewhere like the dinner table.

"Regarding Tom, I think he's been in at a few clubs and he might be close to getting in somewhere," said McCall.

Notice the odd baby that appears close to your Sim somewhere.

etc. Find something that is close to the ground, somewhere you can put your feet under.

That story is not all myth: in the past few years, India's sustainable rate of growth has increased from less than 6% to somewhere close to 8%.

Once ISR is allowed in the countries at both ends of a route, accounting rates should plummet and tariffs decline, to somewhere close to domestic long-distance charges.

Also get your fringe cut to somewhere close to your eyes.