Sentence examples for close to very from inspiring English sources

The new property is yielding less than 19,000 barrels a day, but Exxon Mobil said it would be able to increase production significantly in the former Bass fields, which are in the oval-shaped Delaware section of the Permian Basin close to very productive wells operated by Occidental Petroleum.

The family might have lost its fortune in 1945 – Willy was socially close to very senior Nazi brass – but the American military vetted him as fairly clean, and his firm was essential to economic recovery, so Gunter was well enough subsidised to be able to say he had never needed to work a day in his life (although he chose to study mathematics and economics, and did not loaf after 1970).

The nearest observation was 2° away from the star since GALEX did not observe close to very bright stars.

"When there is lava erupting close to very cold water, the lava chills quickly and turns essentially into small glass particles that get carried into the eruption plume," said Colin Macpherson, a geologist with the University of Durham.

This observation was reinforced as more and more genomes belonging to a wide spectrum of organisms – from very close to very distantly-related – were published.

If you are extremely self conscious about your height, wear thick soled shoes, and try not to stand too close to very tall people.

The formula was very, very close to being very, very wrong on this and other occasions.

"He was always very close to her, very affectionate, very attentive.

She's very close to playing very well," he says.

"They feel very close to Jane, and very possessive.

It is very close to the background very close to the expected background signature (Chi-square p = 0.027).