Sentence examples for getting quite close from inspiring English sources

I think we were getting quite close to a seizing up moment in 2006..

"But I ended up spending two years in a mud hut village being the only foreigner, learning the language, and getting quite close with the community".

"I think we're getting quite close to the point where it has become mainstream for private schools and the independent sector to become involved with academies," says Adonis.

When he was shooting news with his medium-format Rolleiflex, he was looking down into the camera and getting quite close to his subjects — even in volatile situations.

Since the 1980s, economists have believed that there is a level of unemployment consistent with steady state inflation (the so-called NAIRU or non-accelerating inflation rate of unemployment), and if the Bank is right then Britain is getting quite close to it.

The tipping point for converting cars to LPG could be getting quite close in the UK.

We got quite close then, when he was so ill.

In spring the females tend their young in nests and you can get quite close.

I was out in the middle at the end and it actually got quite close.

But many experts believe that it's possible to get quite close with minimal expense and effort.

This time I got quite close to her and the pretend duck before she saw me, and she jumped backward.