Sentence examples for closely though from inspiring English sources
You have to watch closely, though, as they'll burn quickly once dry.
If you look closely, though, you can see them almost everywhere.
If you look closely, though, there are signs - not wounds from that harrowing day so much as faded scars.
If you look closely, though, you will see that much of the time he is saying something specific; namely, that everything is everything else.
Look closely, though; the third-floor establishment barely has a sign and is incongruously decorated with Chinese characters, a holdover from its days as a kosher Chinese restaurant.
Borrowers should watch interest charges closely, though, to be sure that the charge is only for the period between the closing date and the first of the month.
If you read D'Angelo's post closely, though, it seems Quora has its sights set on becoming a blogging platform.
Listen closely though, for when they speak it is in a language much older than words.
If you watch him closely, though, you will see him slowly slip his hand into the pocket of his sport coat and furtively pull out a long, shiny carpenter's nail.
Located near Nāblus, the two cities have been closely though erroneously linked for almost 2,000 years: both rabbinic and early Christian literature commonly equated Nāblus with ancient Shechem, and Nāblus has been called Shekhem in Hebrew to the present.
