Sentence examples for slightly close to from inspiring English sources

Abhorrent noises are part of the equation: a cellphone-style chime upon starting the car, synthesized beeps from the parking assist when anything is even slightly close to the bumpers and an attention-grabbing "cheep" when the key fob locks the doors.

The truth of the matter is that Sanders is not slightly close to being the first President not performing some sort of American Protestantism.

Only three samples were slightly close to the cut-off (1.48 to 2.30 times the cut-off).

If your elbow is slightly close to something like a wall, take a step away and reposition yourself accordingly.

His own hero, though, is slightly closer to home.

Tomorrow we will turn slightly closer to the sun.

Leeds is only slightly closer to Hartlepool than London is to Calais.

I was rooting for L.I.U., for reasons of localism (I live slightly closer to L.I.U).

Shopping and dining are available in Golden, a former mining camp, and Evergreen, which is slightly closer to this house.

And now, slightly closer to home, you can tramp the sheep-speckled, bodyscattered, peat bogs of Shetland.

Not long ago, he commissioned a private plane to get (very slightly) closer to a meteor shower.