Sentence examples for like close from inspiring English sources

Abroad, he would like close economic co-operation with the EU.

Other than that, I don't notice anything different, but I'd like close up on that dial.

"If Congress is in session, they're supposed to be, you know, somewhere, like, close to the Capitol".

I didn't go anywhere else, only sort of like close network of friends [Sarah] They're not really that interested to be perfectly honest, so not from my experience, they didn't seem that interested.

I didn't go anywhere else, only sort of like close network of friends [Sarah] All three students recognised in hindsight that the ability to draw on the support of other students and engage in group study was critical for success.

When you know what you would like, close your menu and place it on the table.

"I don't like close-ups," says one woman, putting up her hand when the camera operator comes too close.

Bullock: I don't like close-ups.

He can't remember much about his five appearances for England, a scandalously thin return for a player of who had Zidane-like close control.

Mr. Yamagata's stated idea is to give a sense of what the solar system looks like close-up.

Other directors like close-ups in which the background is fuzzy, so that you concentrate on the character itself.