Sentence examples for somewhere close to from inspiring English sources

But getting somewhere close to Carell didn't seem wholly unattainable.

Or at least somewhere close to the beginning.

Since then, we have been lucky enough to accrue somewhere close to £20,000 in savings.

It will be years before we get somewhere close to where we once were.

Mr. Baluchi ran eight hours daily, averaging somewhere close to 30 miles.

I see you and wish I could be somewhere close to your level of sexiness.

The answer: you're either at the North Pole, or somewhere close to the South Pole, Mashable reports.

"If I would have had stayed somewhere close to home, I probably would have been in that lifestyle".

"At times last year, we were portrayed as somewhere close to the axis of evil," said Hincks.

Somewhere close to 40 million young men were killed, lost or mutilated in the first world war.

Travelling at somewhere close to 200mph, Wheldon was unable to avoid the chaotic mass of spinning cars.