Sentence examples for drawing in close from inspiring English sources

Seeing their disadvantage the Spanish second-in-command assembled a boarding party, at which Cochrane drew off and pounded their massed ranks with shot and musket fire before drawing in close again.

"When you put something down on the table, and it's for two people, you watch people draw in close," Mr. Liebrandt said.

Although neither book was a financial success, she decided that biography was a near-perfect form because it "allows you to draw in close to a subject and also back away for an overview" of the time.

But his friend drew in close and spoke in a hushed voice. .

As the game came to a conclusion, television cameras drew in close on Taylor who was crying.

As the camera draws in close and studies their faces, the movie voices an unspoken philosophy.

The eyes are closed, the hind limbs drawn in close to the body, and the hands folded beneath the chin.

I usually notice just before I go to bed, when the farm's boundaries seem to have drawn in close.

With the Manhattan streets drawn in close detail, the Hudson river in the middle distance and China on the far horizon, Steinberg's illustration brilliantly captures Big Apple narcissism.

He's your common, everyday megalomaniac, incapable of empathizing with those he repeatedly draws in close and then hurts.

A viewer is drawn in close.