Sentence examples for could come closest from inspiring English sources
The real world is massive and chaotic beyond the scope of any story, but the novel has always been the storytelling medium that could come closest to capturing it.
I tried a few all of which were sent to me for free by their manufacturers or retailers to see which could come closest to replicating an actual guy.
But this time around the primary field is going to be wild and wooly over on the Republican side, with nobody being able to convincingly claim to be "next in line" (Rick Santorum or Paul Ryan could come closest to making such a claim, but this is going to be challenged by many others).
But they could come close.
Nothing else could come close to slowing Doncic.
But some experts, like Mr. Kahlenberg, think they could come close.
Some say growth could come close to a 3 percent annual rate.
"The economic data suggested the U.K. could come close to a recession".
In her opinion no high-tech, high-def alternative could come close.
"Nothing I had brought along could come close to that shirt with his odor.
