Sentence examples for will come nearest from inspiring English sources

Polaris, the present pole star, will come nearest to the north celestial pole about the year 2100 ce.

Comet Linear-S4, discovered in 1999 and soon visible to the unaided eye, will come nearest to Earth on July 23, at a safe distance of 35 million miles, NASA said.

That means several of the candidates will get a chance for questions before Mr. Romney or Mr. Perry, who will come near the end.

The next close encounter with an asteroid is not expected until 2028, when a rock called 2001-WN5 will come nearer still.

ASK a researcher what annoys him most about scientific publishing, and slowness will come near the top of the list of gripes.

The bulk of those sign-ups will come near the end of the six-month enrollment period, he said.

All the more shame that there seems to be no chance that a Corbyn government will come near Downing Street.

"We're afraid that the bullets will come near us," says Iman. "Our house was destroyed by all the missiles".

The water will come near to boiling, softening the noodles and allowing you to cook them.

Also, most animals fear smoke so only the larger predators will come near.

This remains an immature event, mucked about by TV schedulers and shunted to second-rate venues such as The Belfry and this place (Heaven knows what will happen to this course: the pros will not come near it again, and the average hacker will feed the 'gators a hundred balls a round).