Sentence examples for closely crossed from inspiring English sources

It is an allegorical novel; in which, however, imagination and reality are to closely crossed that there is hardly a sentence one may not suspect of two intentions.

Coleman died of a heroin overdose in 2001, but he had testified in a preliminary hearing in the case, and Sherman had closely cross-examined him.

FGF-21 levels were closely cross-correlated with FFA levels in all three states.

It is well-recognized that cellulose, hemicellulose and lignin are closely cross-linked in natural plant cell-walls, forming a very tightly packed structure.

Locke himself, who was being closely watched, crossed to Holland in September 1683.

We investigated the effects of tactile paving on older adults' gait in a scenario closely resembling crossing the street.

With the introduction of CNTs, the isolated CoS2 nanoparticles as well as GNs are jointed closely and cross-linked to construct a 3D conductive network.

People who desired foreign travel in Soviet times typically had to receive official approval, and if it was granted, they were closely chaperoned once they crossed the border.

The stormy clash between them at a test in Hockenheim - when their lines crossed too closely on the route, resulting in Senna reprimanding the youngster - remains unforgotten.

The British time trial championships on Thursday will be closely watched – with fingers crossed – by the selectors, as the Aviva Women's Tour last week raised questions about the form of Emma Pooley, the Olympic time trial silver medallist in 2008, who is widely expected to be given the second slot in the road race team alongside the world road race champion, Lizzie Armitstead.

The three ships encountered a group of fishing boats, and in turning to avoid them, Grosser Kurfürst inadvertently crossed too closely to König Wilhelm.