Sentence examples for constantly close to from inspiring English sources
They had no idea that machines and mechanisms are orphans and that you need to keep them constantly close to your heart.
We need to find a measure to explore whether there are such pair-wise associated genes that are constantly close to each other in most bacteria.
Carried in a sling, a sash, a calabash or a cradle, the baby is constantly close to the mothers body.
Britain's Craig Cowley, the international body's president, has fought to get greater recognition for deaf sport in this country but says: "Doors seem constantly closed to us and we are very concerned for the future".
But they are not without their complaints: constant building is eliminating any open space; roads are constantly closed to make way for construction; heating bills are high; there are few shops outside the mall, which is several blocks from the residences.
This is because the diesel engines and gas turbines commonly used to power ships are most efficient when buzzing away constantly at close to their maximum output.
Others are so intense that they might change the way we think about not just living but about constantly being close to dying.
"If you go outside, it's like constantly standing close to a small barbecue".
Planning your entire day around constantly being close to one of these facilities is a limiting and exhausting exercise.
According to Dr. Plait, these type of comets, called sungrazers, constantly get close to the surface of the sun, sometimes hitting the surface or becoming absorbed.
Their reservoirs contain three times as much water as all the world's rivers, and constantly lose close to four Niagara Falls to evaporation.
