Sentence examples for close view of from inspiring English sources
The Rev. Thurmond Neill Tillman has had a particularly close view of the Deen controversy.
OSSINING Teatown Lake Reservation "Raptors Rule!" a game and a close view of birds of prey.
"I can't get a very close view of Eminem's face during the event itself.
The second, at the height of a typical Parisian balcony, gives a close view of the Gothic St. Eustache.
Microscope, instrument that produces enlarged images of small objects, allowing the observer an exceedingly close view of minute structures at a scale convenient for examination and analysis.
Pliny the Elder had rushed from Misenum to help the stricken population and to get a close view of the volcanic phenomena, and he died at Stabiae.
To the couple, the place seemed ostentatious, but they loved the generous 1,100 square feet and the up-close view of the Queensboro Bridge.
But photographer Gael Turine has gained rare access to voodoo rituals, managing to capture the amazing traditions and present an up-close view of its practises.
From the Dogpatch neighborhood where she has lived for 30 years, Janet Carpinelli has an up-close view of San Francisco's past and future.
The role of the film, the two said, is to provide an accurate, up-close view of the movement from multiple perspectives — including critical ones.
