Sentence examples for go too close from inspiring English sources

Don't go too close to the edge!" I get the feeling he's seen me drive.

"I couldn't go too close, because the gorillas are vulnerable to catching infections from us.

Spithill often won the start because, his father said, "No one would want to go too close to them".

Enam drove slowly and weaved around the holes, but was careful not to go too close to the edge of the road.

Don't go too close to the cob; cut only half the kernel, then scrape off the rest with the back of the knife.

They sit at the end of the rutted dirt road, with fenced-in backyards that go too close to the marshes: six house trailers, all showing their age, all occupied, all scheduled for the wrecker's ball in a town that more and more prizes wetlands and open space.

The role of this neuron is to stop the motor from going too close to the light.

There are other neurons in this network that play an inhibitory role and prevent the robot from going too close to the light.

"It's a white elephant, too expensive and it goes too close to my home in Tamworth," he said.

"But we went too close to the limits," confesses Mr Borschberg.There is little scope for a full autopilot system, and it would weigh too much.

At Waimea, lifeguards had to continually warn spectators — and lesser surfers — from going too close to the water.