Sentence examples for closely run from inspiring English sources
The relative qualities of English and German beers is a much more closely run thing.
However, thanks to England's Associate Nation Benevolent Programme, it will probably be a more closely run thing than that.
These comments mark a back-to-business approach for Hidalgo after a brutal and closely run mayoral election between two women that at times appeared to focus too much on image at the expense of policy.
It may well be a closely run thing at the front but it appears that the cars in the front three slots will be doing battle around the clock.
Talk of "reckonings" and the issuing of "stark warnings" by leading yes campaigners and high-profile supporters in recent days has given us a glimpse into the risks attached to the closely run result predicted in the polls.
The results of the European parliament elections, which also took place on Thursday, will be announced on Sunday, but the swell in votes for Ukip indicated that it was likely to have been a closely run contest with Labour for first place.
Dr. Marks's successor will be watched closely; running Sloan-Kettering is considered one of the most important jobs in cancer care in the world.
Top GOP operatives in the battle for control of the House tell me that they're watching closely, running polls and using focus groups to gauge the potency of the wedge issues Gillespie has embraced — specifically MS-13 and "sanctuary cities". They think Gillespie is showing a possible path to victory for several vulnerable Republicans in exurban districts.
Past the US 40 intersection, DE 72 continues to the north on Sunset Lake Road, heading into wooded areas and closely running to the west of a Norfolk Southern line.
Past the park, US 22 turns to the east into urban areas and closely runs to the south of I-78, where it comes to an eastbound exit and westbound entrance for Empire Street, which provides access to Route 27.
"When you bring the two together too closely, you run the risk of putting both in jeopardy".
