Sentence examples for time very close from inspiring English sources

They all show him from behind – distant, departing, beyond reach – but at the same time very close; just as he will seem for ever.

If, as many scientists believe, the moon was formed by the tearing away of a part of the outer crust of the earth, it must have remained for a time very close to its parent.

There are lots of priorities at the moment and that's one of them, but probably not the top one at this moment in time, very close, but not the top.

"I am very, very surprised because I least expected something like that to happen especially at a time very close to the Nations Cup," Nyantakyi said.

Furthermore, Table 1 shows that the fast algorithm have a running time very close to the random selection algorithm, and hence, they have a comparable complexity.

Yesterday, I caught up with a long time, very close friend, Rachel, who now lives 1,000 miles from me.

"We're out there, quite vulnerable at times, very close to the public on climbs," Wiggins said.

A senior American official said, "We've been several times very close, until 'ghairat' intervened," using the Urdu word for honor.

And since the news coverage of Mr. Nixon's pre-Presidential career had shown him that he was not widely trusted by newsmen, the threat they posed must have seemed to him at times very close to being actual enmity.

On the other hand, CCSD/6-311 + G d,p) plus ghost atom H-Bq at bond middle can yield better results using less cpu-time, very close to the state-of-the-art method CCSD(T /cc-pVTZ.

"But we're out there, quite vulnerable at times, very close to the public on climbs.