Sentence examples for close to unlocking from inspiring English sources
He is Miguel Cabrera, and he is tantalizingly close to unlocking the doors of a musty triple crown fraternity that has admitted no new members in 45 years.
Ray Kurzweil, the author of "The Singularity Is Near: When Humans Transcend Biology," believes that we're close to unlocking the key to immortality.
Western scholars have ignored Wardi's work, but he was the one person who "has come close to unlocking the secrets of the Iraqi character," Allawi writes.
Users will also have an easy way to see what specials they are close to unlocking.
Greece has come a step closer to unlocking more international support for its debt-ravaged economy after talks with its eurozone neighbours.
ATHENS — Greece's fragile government pushed a tough budget of spending cuts and tax increases for 2013 through Parliament early Monday, moving a step closer to unlocking crucial rescue financing from the country's foreign creditors.
Although Mr. Schumer had proposed that 30 million barrels be released, he said he believed the Gore proposal was a fair first step, and more important, a sign that the administration may be closer to unlocking the oil.
Earlier Monday, the Greek government pushed through Parliament a tough budget for 2013 with a raft of spending cuts and tax increases, moving the country closer to unlocking the next installment of aid from the troika of international lenders — the European Commission, the European Central Bank and the International Monetary Fund.
With every new invention, she's moving humanity closer to unlocking the mind for both health and communications purposes.
He said: "By advancing the exploration programme with this horizontal well we will move closer to unlocking what is potentially a very important energy resource for Lancashire and for the UK".
That brings us to Camoji, which assimilates many of these communication methods, getting us much closer to unlocking the human condition than all those previous efforts combined.
