Sentence examples for closest view from inspiring English sources

They mark the closest view that humans are likely to get for decades, and the best sight that many alive will ever see.

The neighbor with the closest view of the struggle said the man with red or light clothing was on the bottom (Mr. Zimmerman wore red).

The ship seemed to list slightly from the weight of so many passengers leaning against the rail that afforded the closest view.

Goalkeeper Tim Howard had the closest view, with Costa Ricans materializing in open spaces, right in front of him, and putting the ball past him.

It's the closest view you can get – from the road, it's just the gate and hedges – and where you can imagine the president launching his sailing boat, throwing a ball to John Junior or oohing and aahing with the kids at 4 July fireworks.

Their surviving 459 letters, some surprisingly long (Bishop might elaborate hers over weeks, at times swearing she had written Lowell in her imagination), give us the closest view of these wounded creatures — his muscular, bull-in-a-china-shop intellect; her pained shyness and abject modesty, and a gaze like the gleam off a knife.

But on closer view, the show is more than that.

The Rev. Thurmond Neill Tillman has had a particularly close view of the Deen controversy.

He has an up-close view of what the coaches do.

At least Mourinho will have an up-close view; his touchline ban in finally over.

Then he moved in to a closer view of Chicago's downtown.