Sentence examples for closest conjunction from inspiring English sources

It will be the closest conjunction of Venus and Jupiter since 2000 but although the planets appear to be kissing-distance apart as seen from the Earth, they are separated by hundreds of millions of miles.

He said Kerry broke a "major bone" and was making progress in his recovery, in close conjunction with doctors.

The Tennis Monster is the kind of ultimate player that Baron Frankenstein might assemble, working in close conjunction with some Floridian guru like Nick Bollettieri.

Russia is one of the countries that is working in close conjunction with the administration's campaign against Osama bin Laden.

Commercial imperatives, along with the difficulty of recreating his detail-driven timing in close conjunction with the original performers, make that almost impossible.

"These interviews are done in close conjunction with American officials, not in private meetings," said a foreign official who spoke on condition of anonymity.

The once predominant pay-scale issue has been subordinated to-or, at least, is being negotiated in close conjunction with-the issue of manning.

There are Balanchine ballets in which one ballerina reigns alone in glory, but here he fields five, often in close conjunction.

It's a primer in ballet: You see basic steps built into constructions first simple, then complex, and all in close conjunction with Mozart's Sinfonia Concertante (K. 364), with two ballerinas often closely matching the solo violin and viola.

The Jubilee is planned in close conjunction with Yale, where Lewis is a Senior Fellow of the Yale Corp. Lewis has acquired 12 honorary degrees, 2 of them from Yale.

And there is the sense that her absence, coming in such close conjunction with the death of her peer Maya Angelou, leaves something less wieldy and in need of shoring up.