Sentence examples for close views from inspiring English sources

Tour participants get close views of the castle and the separate Bannerman residence, but cannot go in for safety reasons.

Postojna cave extends for over 20km underground, and a special tourist cave-train steams deep into the mountainside to give close views of enormous stalactites and stalagmites.

Here, over a picnic lunch, we had wonderfully close views of all four of Britain's auks – guillemot, razorbill, puffin and black guillemot.

They emerge early in the evening and can be so preoccupied with satisfying their hunger that you can get very close views.

It includes traditional works like finely rendered, close views of woven fabric by Stefanie Victor and smooth, much enlarged drawings of human navels by Susan D'Amato.

In the highly expensive Riverside Museum of Transport in Glasgow, also designed by Hadid, exhibits hang in space in a fashion that, while spectacular, means aficionados can't get close views of the objects.

The Rev. Thurmond Neill Tillman has had a particularly close view of the Deen controversy.

By Sarah Edwards December 6, 2016 "House and Car (Close View), near Akron, Alabama," 1985.

About 300 paintings will be on "close view," behind tempered glass.

"I can't get a very close view of Eminem's face during the event itself.

Rather, he is interested in a close viewing of the cartoons themselves.