Sentence examples for make a near from inspiring English sources

When Kepler arrived in Prague, Tycho and his assistants were involved in observations of Mars, which was then about to make a near approach to Earth.

Seen from above, the concentric rings of hills and valleys make a near perfect circle, with different rings composed of different types of igneous rock.

The Plasticine portraits make a near conceptual counterpoint, but they're not, in themselves, as engaging as the other art Mr. Esber has made in this material, or as the acrylic-on-canvas pieces that also interrupt the flow of bin Ladens.

I'm going to take a big risk here and make a near term prediction: The mobilization of live streaming media is going to hit in the next six to 12 months, and hit big.

The MAT encodes the width of the cell for every point along its length and is a powerful tool as it can be used to make a near perfect reconstruction of the cell shape that is made by placing a circle at every point along the MAT with a radius equal to the MAT value at that point.

How do you make a near-comedy from a state of permanent crisis?

The waves are exploding tubes of ocean that make a near-Nascar-decibel crack when they break.

If the shares rise by 20%, the 690,000 people granted £749.10 worth of shares will make a near-instant paper profit of £150.

You can buy candied chestnuts, but Mr. Carsberg also says that simply cooked and puréed chestnuts make a near-perfect substitute.

Oxlade-Chamberlain, playing in England's third tier with Southampton last season, continued to look Arsenal's main threat, as he scampered away down the right and forced Olympiakos goalkeeper Franco Costanzo off his line to make a near-post block.

Since then, in what has become a steady drumbeat of revelations about the about the US National Security Agency other nations' spy agencies, we've learned how utterly hostile our governments have become to our most fundamental rights in the post 9/11 world – but we've also seen the first genuine push-back by some of the people who have the power to make a near-term difference.