Sentence examples for truly close from inspiring English sources
Few subjects will ever come truly close to their sovereigns.
For the people who are truly close to me that magic spell don't work.
They did not reopen world trade or truly close tax havens.
In Reagan's Washington, Decter felt "truly welcomed, and truly close to the political action".
One of the surest signs that China is truly close to accession comes from just outside its own borders.
Lisey and Scott become truly close to each other when he cuts his left hand, purposely and severely, and shows her the blood.
It signals that the frontier, always less open than advertised, is now truly closed..
This routine seemed Sisyphean at first, but I soon learned the satisfaction of working at a place that truly closed.
But there is no way of knowing for sure how high Dr. Khan's protection went and whether his nuclear arms bazaar is now truly closed.
In Moscow, too, there are rumblings that the "Novorossia project" to carve out a pro-Russian statelet in east Ukraine has been well and truly closed down.
The FA Cup - City's 'last-chance saloon', according to the manager in terms of chasing honours this season - was well and truly closed off in convincing fashion by Brian Talbot's League One side.
