Sentence examples for moved too close from inspiring English sources

Guards admonished me when my foot moved too close to a weed.

When we inadvertently moved too close to one bear, it snorted and stomped, once, in our direction.

The defense lawyers say the robe caught fire accidentally, after Ms. DeGraff moved too close to table with a candle.

One possible explanation for what happened, Larmonie said, was that Bernie's raft had moved too close to the invisible and sometimes shifting boundary while she relaxed.

Mr. Weinberg said the fire started after Ms. DeGraff moved too close to a table with a candle, which tipped over and ignited the robe.

Once, on Humble Island, I watched as an Adélie marched up to a fifteen-hundred-pound elephant seal that had moved too close to the penguin's chicks and jabbed the seal in the mouth.

Move too close to a car ahead and the system beeps some more while flashing a warning.

The shah fled, amid fears in the new Eisenhower administration that Iran might move too close to Moscow.

His moves earned strong approval from the public, though some like Mr. Salonen criticized him for moving too close to the nationalists' us-versus-them rhetoric.

They tear open garbage bags with their beaks, snatch carp from decorative ponds and attack unsuspecting pedestrians who move too close to their nests.

The Vatican entertained a rather ambiguous relationship to these parties: they were accused of "modernism" if they seemed to move too close to an actual endorsement of democracy.