Sentence examples for looking at closer from inspiring English sources

As for everyone else who isn't already in the queue, you're probably looking at closer to February/March.

"Many councils in England are looking at closing small schools".

So we are looking at close to seven hundred years of scholarship.

Well then Spain would be looking at close to a decade of negative nominal output growth.

"The British are looking at closing down the Australian government this Christmas," he explains.

Barclays recently said it was looking at closing up to 400 branches around the country.

It is particularly significant in the East Bay, where Oakland has been looking at closing schools even as charter schools pop up.

The authority is also looking at closing Penistone and Athersley Leisure Centres to save cash.

It has been confirmed the trust is looking at closing Heatherwood Hospital as an option for the future.

The financial markets are looking at close to 100 basis points of further rate hikes in Europe.

Reading Borough Council is looking at closing the facilities as it works to save £30m over the next three years.