Sentence examples for getting fairly close from inspiring English sources
Girardi said Rodriguez would not play in games this weekend, but added, "It's getting fairly close".
"It's right that the club is in talks with Matt Ballin, nothing's been finalised there but it's getting fairly close," Taylor said.
That's getting fairly close to the $10 hourly wage suggested by economist Bob Pollin as representing a baseline "living wage" income.
When barely half of flights are running at the advertised time, airlines are getting fairly close to selling tickets under false pretences.
Those observations will be capable of looking back in the rapidly expanding universe as far as 11 billion years, getting fairly close to the start of it all.
In the coming weeks, you'll be able to get fairly close to that bit of grape-soaked geekery, thanks to a new feature from Cor.kz.
On the tax side, curbing or killing deductions for state and local taxes, mortgages, charitable contributions and the exclusion from taxes for employer provided health coverage would get fairly close; the goal could be met by a carbon tax.
When you've been through a lot of things with someone that are hard to understand, maybe too big to understand, you get fairly close to that person without having to say too much.
But Ms. Lee gets fairly close to offensive when, in the early pages of her first book, she writes this of "disposables": "Making life easier can be so simple if you utilize disposable products.
Some singers were backed by the Southwestern mariachi-rock band Calexico; others had the Million Dollar Bashers — led by Lee Ranaldo of Sonic Youth and including the guitarist J Mascis from Dinosaur Jr. and the keyboardist Al Kooper, Mr. Dylan's 1960s sideman — which aimed for what Mr. Dylan once called the "wild mercury sound" of "Blonde on Blonde" and got fairly close.
