Sentence examples for taking close from inspiring English sources
More important, he showed uncommon maturity at the plate, taking close pitches, confident enough to work deep in the count.
Moore's 2004 film, Fahrenheit 9/11, is the highest-grossing documentary of all time, taking close to $120m£75m5m) at the US box office to date.
"We're not rock-iron sure, but sometimes in this game, when they're taking close pitches and hitting good pitches, that makes you suspect something".
Fahrenheit 9/11 is the highest-grossing documentary of all time, taking close to $120m£75m5m) at the US box office.
Enlightened transport operators are now taking close notice of what their customers say on social media, and in some cases also analysing sentiment.
In August, the Party secretary at an obscure college in the city of Nanchang was convicted of taking close to a million dollars in bribes for construction contracts and other favors.
Baasit: There's two cameras, one taking a shot of the group of us and one taking close-ups.
Some suggest it is a sophisticated surveillance craft that flies about taking close-up looks at "enemy" satellites.
TAKING close-ups of objects seems simple — set up the camera, frame the shot, snap the picture.
She is a blogger called Géraldine Dormoy, and she is taking close-up photographs of Doletskaya's high heels.
When photographers in the federal capital, Abuja, were recently barred from taking close-up pictures of him, rumours reached fever pitch.
