Sentence examples for closely right from inspiring English sources

"We're watching that tropical depression very closely right now," Admiral Allen said in a briefing on Friday.

The chart clearly shows that Britain's wage share tracked America's closely right up until the recent recession.

No ballet company in the United States is being watched more closely right now than Morphoses, the troupe that Christopher Wheeldon founded last year.

Rector points out that if you look closely, right there on page 33, he acknowledges a few factors that could bring down the cost of amnesty.

Q. Are you looking for something in Manhattan? A. We're looking very closely right now at the island of Manhattan, because we think that what we deliver as a company needs to be here.

But if you look closely, right in the middle of the photograph is an insect (you can almost count its legs) that seems to have alighted on polished glass.

Bush, though caught off guard by news of the invasion, said, "We're following that whole Hun situation very closely, and right now it looks enncouraging..."...

It is being more closely watched right now, when, he said, Israeli sympathizers believe "that Israel is literally in a fight for its life".

Bush, though caught off guard by news of the invasion, said, "We're following that whole Hun situation very closely, and right now it looks enncouraging..."....

Stay closely tuned right here for more, because it looks very likely Qualtrics is currently prepping for an IPO.

In fact, of all the characters in War and Peace, the one Putin most closely resembles right about now is Napoleon himself, who gloats when he is on the verge of realizing his dream of conquering Moscow.