Sentence examples for get particularly close from inspiring English sources

6.55pm: Neither Mickelson nor Mahan can get particularly close at the first, leaving both Stenson and Karlsson with birdie putts to win the hole.

He rather scoops up the second, but Charles – sprinting in from the rope, and diving enthusiastically – doesn't get particularly close to catching it.

In this case, the machines are a battery of managers, label folks, and handlers who help the glowing tiny human maintain his schedule and not get particularly close to anyone for more than a few minutes.

Specimen trees, the hardwoods and the pines planted strategically on East and West, also get particularly close attention.

"I didn't get particularly close to coming back in the end - I didn't even get to controlled contact". Ultimately, Ansbro skipped the session.

Jackley blames his inability to trust or get particularly close to anyone as an adult on this part of his childhood.

So, none of us got particularly close.

Some get particularly heated.

Last year, things got particularly bad.

"So it never gets particularly tiring.

9.08pm BST McIlroy has a wedge in his hand going into 6, but can't get the ball particularly close.