Sentence examples for will be getting close to from inspiring English sources

Once you get up in the $60,000 [income] range, this number will be getting close to the standard deduction all by itself.

If Levin can get the survey quickly, he said, he will immediately hold hearings and call for a floor vote as soon as possible, but the Senate by then will be getting close to the Christmas recess.

Talese vacillated on whether the story could be finished but ultimately concluded, in a letter to Harold Hayes, that "I may not get the piece we'd hoped for the real Frank Sinatra but perhaps, by not getting it and by getting rejected constantly and by seeing his flunkies protecting his flanks we will be getting close to the truth about the man".

If things do not drastically change, the condition of the reef in 2030 will be "getting close to what we understand to be some of the limits in terms of rapidly calcifying reefs," Hoegh-Guldberg, who serves as the director of the university's Global Change Institute, told The Sydney Morning Herald.

"A world in which girls and boys can enjoy childhood, a time of play and learning, where they are protected and respected, where their rights are promoted, where their safety and well-being are paramount – I'm truly convinced that by universal ratification we will be getting closer to this ideal," said Ms. Pais.

For Mr. Miranda and the project team he will soon assemble, the challenge will be getting closer to the action without disrupting the interaction.

If you've enjoyed some of the more unrestrained wines made from tannat in Madiran, southwest France, you'll be getting close to the appeal of Jakeli's example, which is one of those wines that evolves in the glass, with black cherry and blackberry, violets, herbs, rosehip and an almost febrile acidity.

"Next year we'll raise that to 50GB, and I'd expect that we'll be getting close to that in the fairly near future as well".

I'm getting into reasonable positions but if I'm making 50 or 60, there's every chance we'll be getting closer (to a win).

Then we will be getting closer".

You will know they are getting close to hatching as they begin to darken in color.