Sentence examples for point close from inspiring English sources

It tells us that frontiers must at some point close.

And he seems to be writing this book from a vantage point close to home.

Another important point – close to my heart – is improving the integration of services.

It's likely to rattle your bones a bit, but that's also the point: close your eyes and hang on.

Are they hoping for another lottery ticket like the compact disk, which eventually enabled retailers to push the price point close to twenty dollars?

Cassegrain reflector, in astronomical telescopy, an arrangement of mirrors to focus incoming light at a point close to the main light-gathering mirror.

Its bright medium-slow meteors diverge from a radiant point close to Castor but appear in all parts of the sky.

Byrd's flight in 1926 with Floyd Bennett, to a point close to the North Pole if not actually over it, was described in another Times exclusive.

I saw you on the telly and you were brilliant.'" Child makes another vivid point: "Close to race day Kauto will some times take a bite at Denman.

And I admit that by this point, close to the end of a monotonous 800-page novel, I was truly perplexed.

One of these launches a sound wave from a point close to the keel; the second, a few metres ahead or astern, detects this wave and measures the time required for it to traverse the known distance.