Sentence examples for sit too close from inspiring English sources

LIONEL: I was told not to sit too close.

Remember when your mother told you not to sit too close to the TV?

"And if I sit too close, they seem to be talking too loud".

(Others, of course, prize the gore above all else, but it's probably not a good idea to sit too close to them).

Passengers sit too close to have to put up with the annoyance of seatmates' use of tablet computers or music players, or their cellphone conversations before takeoff and after landing.

Sometimes the proxy listener, who makes himself available on your behalf to assess the worth of new releases, can sit too close to the speakers and pay too much attention of an over-analytical nature.

The next cautioned that I made too much eye contact, sat too close and "invaded" her personal space.

One drawback: the pool sits too close to the parking lot.

She frets about which paintings are exhibited together and exactly how they are hung, as if she were arranging the seating plan for a dinner party and it would be a disaster if "Teete" sat too close to "Folme".

I will never forget the moment I sat too close for comfort to the stage, and she fixed her eyes on mine with an intensity that made it impossible for me to look away.

They used to tell us we'd get cancer if we sat too close to the TV.