Sentence examples for playing closely from inspiring English sources

Caplan and violinist Jaron Freeman-Fox bounced off each and were both at their best when playing closely together.

In the 13th-century Spanish manuscript of the Cantigas de Santa María, illuminations depict Muslims in their own costumes playing their instruments next to Christians, who are playing closely related specimens.

It's been beautifully played, closely contested and very exciting.

The two teams had also played closely against one another during the regular season to this point, with each winning 9 of their 18 match-ups prior to the tie-breaker.

One thing is for sure, and it's that the regular season really prepared these kids for playing in closely contested games.

Mr. Eno has studied the play closely, and the marvel of his new version is how closely it tracks the original while also being, at every moment and unmistakably, a Will Eno play.

Nineteenth-century Romantic writers espoused Shakespeare's use of tragicomedy in the belief that his plays closely mirrored nature, and they used him as a model for their works.

"He didn't predict that, but if you look at this play closely, it suggests that if you're looking for another kind of earthly empire, it would be of a fascistic nature".

We are going to be watching this play closely as a name that will be a good tool for short-term investors during volatile pullbacks.

Kean's performance led him to study the play closely and think deeply about Shylock.

Julia, the protagonist of Wendy Graf's new play, "Closely Related Keys," is a single, Ivy League-educated African American attorney who lives for her job.