Sentence examples for close to tell from inspiring English sources
"We were never close, to tell the truth," said DeGale.
To many veterans, what could be said and what could not be said often seemed too close to tell apart.
Finally, outdoor clothing retailer Blacks Leisure nipped in before the close to tell the market it had secured another year of funding from its bank but that its financial performance would "be below market expectations in the current year".
This is strictly true for an umbral eclipse, and marginally true for a penumbral one (if you run through the calculation again using 3 degrees instead of 2 everywhere, you find that the Moon moves 3 degrees in about a month, so it's too close to tell).
On the other side of that coin, Cloudera is sharply down, while Alteryx and Appian are too close to tell.
It is nice to finally see a study that comes close to "telling it like it is".
Asked to review the new Tri-Phoria commercial, Ms. Maines said it "comes very close to telling you what it is good for" without quite doing so.
Broadly speaking, they can talk about issues, as long as they're not getting too close to telling people how they would rule in particular cases.
While fragmentary notes from other delegates preceded Madison's, none came close to telling a full story, until publication of the notes.
President Bush came close to telling the Afghan people today to overthrow the Taliban government, encouraging them to rid Afghanistan of what he called "an incredibly repressive" administration.
