Sentence examples for far off closing from inspiring English sources

There were questions being asked regarding the future of the school and it was not far off closing.

You can spend hours exploring it, examining paintings from far off and close up, poking around some of the world's great museums all by your lonesome.

I often try to find third parties who are qualified to give input so I can validate if my opinion is far off or close to accurate before sharing it with Spencer.

The average price at which the shares were sold, reportedly between €44 ($55) and €49 apiece, is not far off yesterday's closing price of just over €48.The story is nonetheless a blow for BNP, which must have thought that the future was looking brighter after a long dark patch.

Although Cendant's stock rallied a bit in 1999, it has dropped about two-thirds so far this year and is now mired not too far off its 1998 lows, closing yesterday at $8.94.

But the booming opener, "I Will See You in Far Off Places," comes closest.

They're painted in a way meant to hold our attention from far off and up close, and the best of them do.

A puzzle and a paradox about the human drive to understand and transcend time and space, so far off, while keeping eyes closed.

When you close your eyes you can hear, far off in the distance, then closer and closer, the echo of crying.

We have not done that and, although the science is still far off, it is getting closer.

A new period of great-power rivalry may be far off; but Russia's closer integration with the West is probably even more remote.