Sentence examples for closing on something from inspiring English sources

Hold on, I'm closing on something the size of an inferior country's G.D.P., and the S.E.C.'s been on my ass like John Wayne on a stallion.... Stacy, be a doll and clear my evening and order up a couple pounds of steak, 'cause Daddy's gonna be taking care of business and working overtime.

To close on something completely different: in this issue of the Gazette, we are focusing on the FrameNet research team.

But having said that I'm comfortable that we are closing in on something that would be close to full employment conditions and that makes this kind of decision appropriate.

We could have coasted on that momentum but Andy and I were closing in on something new and different.

Now, they are closing in on something that seemed impossible when they were 13 1/2 games behind on Aug. 18.

"We're closing in on something that we haven't really had good answers for yet," Smith says.

There are garish paintings of prized livestock in the centre of the white walls, now discoloured by age to a something closing on ivory.

Is it even close to something you could find on Xbox 360, PS3, or your PC? Probably not.

It's a slight piece, but it closes in on something real and lights it up unexpectedly.

They extracted key data from me; the clerk benefited by meeting a quota and ultimately closed me on something.

Farm Aid — which came to Randalls Island on Sunday, and to New York City for the first time ever in its 22 years — is principally Mr. Nelson's baby, and he used his closing set to put on something different and possibly less desirable than his usual show.