Sentence examples for stay so close from inspiring English sources

It seems unlikely that an animal would stay so close to the source of a sound that was causing it discomfort, so sonar-induced deafness may not be much of a factor in strandings.

Or, conversely, how the head of a multi-billion-dollar empire can continue to stay so close to the desires of children that he unfailingly produces hit after animated hit, wiping the floor with his rivals over the course of almost a decade and a half.

Suddenly, we realize why he stays so close.

"Most workers were able to get jobs easily, and that is why we stayed so close to 4percentt unemployment for so long.

For the Jets, who had started the season 2-5, soaying so close to a Super Bowl favorite in that game was a perverse confidence booster.

That is a reason Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Obama had stayed so close on delegate numbers, and why it becomes harder for her to reclaim a lead.

That the Cowboys stayed so close in that game despite Cassel's lack of production illustrates how much else there is to like about this team.

It stays so close to Bagby and to the people who loved him that there's never any question that it's their side of the story being recounted.

He cherished every moment and during our last Christmas with him he stood up and toasted the route "P to M" [Putney to Mortlake] which was something that had stayed so close to his heart and memory.

At 5 feet 9, Smith's chances of even releasing the ball against the 6-foot-6 Howard appeared as likely as the Buccaneers' having stayed so close to the Demon Deacons, seeded No. 2. As Howard made a nifty defensive switch, he forced Smith to fade away.

Staying so close to nature (as opposed to being tucked away in a traditional lodge) lulls you into the rhythms of the bush, awakening with the sun, greeting the animals' morning activity on a game drive, napping when the sun burns too bright.