Sentence examples for closely to that from inspiring English sources

The recent crackdown on violators of the fire code rules hews closely to that strategy.

Otherwise the Blackwells' story hews remarkably closely to that of the Bushes.

Its area corresponds closely to that of the ancient city from which modern London has grown.

The US likes Argo because it sticks more closely to that line, while displaying a bit of doughty individuality itself.

Because the shape hews so closely to that of the standard coupe, there is the danger that it might emit the same Aramis-scented radiation.

As Mr. Petraske's first venture in Los Angeles, together with Cedd Moses and Eric Alperin, the Varnish adheres closely to that formula.

Thursday's meeting, organized by the French finance minister Christine Lagarde, who holds the rotating chair of the Group of 7, hewed closely to that advice.

Ms. Warren's campaign is national, too, because her success is tied so closely to that of President Obama, who is expected to carry Massachusetts overwhelmingly.

If the fate of the U.S. economy is tied so closely to that of Europe, it raises the question why European issues figured so little in the campaign.

Having seen the property of my dreams disappear for a mere 10 grand over my limit, I will soon start listening a little more closely to that bad angel.

Mr. Markey was endorsed early by the Democratic establishment, he has raised far more money than any candidate on either side, and his liberal philosophy hews closely to that of the party's advocates who are likely to turn out Tuesday.