Sentence examples for there will be close from inspiring English sources

Brazil's new sports minister has predicted there will be "close to zero" cases of Zika recorded during the Olympic Games as he mounted a trenchant rearguard action over a host of issues clouding preparations for Rio.

David Howard, the Mets' senior vice president for business and legal affairs, would not say how many officers would be in attendance this time, but it is believed there will be close to 500.

"We think it's positive that there will be close court supervision of all their activities," Mr. Halldin said.

But if we are holding people for weeks and weeks, then I think there will be close scrutiny".

If there were any reason to believe there will be "close cooperation" within the American government, this might be a better day.

But there will be close contact with the lenders over the coming months, he said, with a strategic review to be presented "in due course".

The cemetery, according to a worker there, will be closed until the condition of all the trees can be assessed.

It will raise more capital; controls will be tightened; there will be closer scrutiny by OFHEO.

On days when pollution is at dangerous levels, there will be closed buses.

There will be closer links with advertisers and no more campaigning journalism: "[as] the most effective action stems from the grassroots, we'll leave it to you, our customers, to lead these campaigns".

The grand plan is that there will be closer working between the Independent and Evening Standard, leading to savings at all the titles – except, as one dissatisfied caller complains, "section heads don't even know what is intended".