Sentence examples for going to come close from inspiring English sources

Clearly, this effort isn't going to come close to that one.

"It's not even going to come close, but it's better than sitting around".

Five million dollars isn't going to come close to reimbursing us for our expenses.

" 'No one is going to come close, you're asking too much.' Within four days, we had a bidding war.

Mota can be solid setup for Keith Foulke, and his price tag is not going to come close to that of B.J. Ryan or Billy Wagner.

"We're not going to come close to risking this guy," Twins Manager Ron Gardenhire said of Slowey, who had missed his previous start with elbow tendinitis.

One way or another, it's going to come very close to a strange little world called 2014 MU69 on Jan . 1 , 2019

"The truth is we're never going to come remotely close to matching the money on the other side," said Jim Lowe, a senior organizer for the A.F.L.-C.I.O.

Nobody's going to come even close to beating me in 2020," Trump said, as the sheriffs assembled behind him burst into applause.

"I think the crowd is nearer 90,000 so we're going to come very close to selling-out the national stadium which would make it a fantastic day".

And where I think the one wild card is pricing [is] clearly, if earnings do end up coming in at $40 a share, my market forecast isn't going to come anywhere close to coming true.