Sentence examples for showing a close from inspiring English sources

The Chancellor George Osborne is said to be showing a close interest in the appointment.

Less than a week to Election Day, a number of national polls are showing a close race between President Obama and Mitt Romney among likely voters.

Less than two weeks to Election Day, a number of national polls are showing a close race between President Obama and Mitt Romney among likely voters.

Less than two weeks to Election Day, national polls are showing a close race between President Obama and Mitt Romney among likely voters in a number of polls.

It all started with me showing a close friend my entire perfume collection which is pushing 1,000 to 1,200 bottles at this time.

The results of this West African nation's presidential election began trickling in tonight a few hours after polling stations closed, showing a close race between the two men most favored to lead Senegal for the next seven years.

Her most striking effort, though, is "Waterfall," two video monitors each showing a close-up of an eye, accompanied by the amplified sound of rushing water.

The story is about to begin with a car crash Kieslowski gives us advance notice by showing a close-up of an oil drip.

Its tone feels aggressive, like the rattlesnake clicking that emanates from a nearby video showing a close-up image of a hand shaking dice.

Another organization, called Americans for Jobs, Health Care and Progressive Values ran television advertisements attacking Howard Dean's presidential bid, showing a close-up of Osama bin Laden and questioning Dr. Dean's ability to compete with President Bush on foreign policy.

"A lot of it is interesting, but it made me feel awkward, I guess," she said, adding that of all the difficult-to-take work, a grainy video showing a close-up of Ms. Abramovic's face as she screamed was the most unsettling for her.