Sentence examples for set up close from inspiring English sources

Multiple pictures can be seen on Banksy's official website, with an array of tents set up close to the painting.

The authors envisage fully automated insect works being set up close to breweries or food factories that produce high volumes of farm waste.

The raw concrete is imprinted with the wood grain left by the slats that framed the walls when they set; up close, the impressions on the walls are as rich as the swirls on polished marble.

Finally, a last camp is set up close enough to the summit (usually about 3,000 feet [900 metres] below) to allow a small group (called the "assault" team) to reach the peak.

Leiter got several outs this way, and Righetti noticed how Ventura, the third baseman, would set up close to the line and Bordick, the shortstop, would set up in the hole.

Oporto has grown as a university town in the past 20 years, since several private institutions have set up close to the 100-year-old public college, and is home to 60,000 students.

I suggested that he set up closer to the ball.

Perhaps construction barrels have just been set up, closing a lane, or a mattress or other object has fallen onto the road from a car.

Their starting rotation returns intact, and Francisco Rodriguez, acquired from the Mets last July, will be there all season to set up closer John Axford.

But wages in Chinese factories have quintupled in the past ten years and the oil price has trebled, inducing manufacturers focused on the American market to set up closer to home.

Aside from not having a left-handed reliever, there is also the question of who they will use in the eighth in close games to set up closer Mariano Rivera.