Sentence examples for decent proximity from inspiring English sources

Which works, considering that you have to walk about 12 miles a day out to get anywhere at this convention the way the streets are blocked off downtown, it's impossible to park within decent proximity to anything.

The filmmaker put it perfectly when he said: "Isn't it great that when you get a phone call you can have Michelle Obama tell anyone in a decent proximity to your phone that men can be better?" Yes, yes, and more yes.

Physically, they might be quite isolated – neither spoke much Russian – but decent housing, the proximity of quite decent shops and markets, foreign TV (most German stations could be watched in and around Kaluga, and some French ones, too), and the internet, all made for a much easier ex-pat life than 20, and even 10, years ago.

As beautifully written as it is provocative, this psychological study places a decent man in close proximity to a malevolent force — and settles back to watch.

Canarsie had what many Caribbean immigrants wanted: single-family homes with backyards for barbecuing and growing roses or tomatoes, decent schools, affordable prices, quiet streets, proximity to family.

With its proximity to the city centre, decent transport and grand Georgian town houses, St Paul's is succumbing to the forces that have transformed the other two areas on the list, Montpelier and Stokes Croft.

You're trying to calculate the sterling/euro exchange rate with the calculator on your mobile phone and wondering what's more important - proximity to the nearest international school, or a decent-sized swimming pool?

There was the proximity to A-list actors and actresses; the adrenaline-fueled commotion of a movie set or television show; and decent paychecks.

Proximity is also key.

Decent odds.

Decent conversationalist.