Sentence examples for put in close from inspiring English sources

George Maloof told the Sacramento Bee on Monday that his family would put in "close to $75 million upfront, probably another $75 million over the term of the agreement". "We got something worked out, tentative.

The pickup can be put in close proximity to the bottom outer surface of the sealed photodetector, with no electrical connections through the photodetector hermetic vacuum package other than a single ground connection to the internal anode.

By now, people should know there are plant wars using chemicals and that certain plants should never be put in close proximity to each other.

However, after the first earthquake, Cuadrilla on its own volition brought in Keele University to put in close monitoring equipment, and it was this that helped pinpoint the source of the second quake".

It's true that this stitched-together collage of a woman has put in close to two years down there on the waterfront, where she has turned the Jane Street Theater into her personal confessional.

Two of the biggest players driving outside political spending on the right this cycle do not reveal their financial backers: the U.S. Chamber of Commerce, which is likely to put in close to $70 million, and Americans for Prosperity, which is expected to spend more than $125 million, according to people familiar with the plans.

In particular, the algorithm was able to put in closer locations clusters that share highly similar objects.

"Over here — put in potato — close — strong," a centenarian named Anastasia instructed, pinching dumplings shut with practiced rhythm.

The warnings were put in place close to the A64 York Road in both Gipton and Halton, with a further warning near the A58 Easterly Road in Fearnville.

Why are Americans charged with the defense of South Korea, whose politicians see no reason to put in anything close to the North's effort?

Emailers almost never bother to fashion a greeting beyond "Hi," and many do not put in a closing at all.