Sentence examples for will get near from inspiring English sources
"We aren't anywhere close to that today, and based on current projections, I don't think we will get near that pace," she said.
But no one will get near DiMaggio's hitting streak - in layman's terms, the number of consecutive games in which he took at least one base hit.
Whoever wins the contest on Thursday, the lesson will not have been learned – here, the developments will always eventually come, but neither planner nor architect will get near them.
And although there's a much more beautiful 2003 CLK coming (which we'll test drive in a few weeks), there's no AMG edition for about six months, meaning no Benz CLK will get near the juice of the 2002 Jag XKs, and the 2003 XKs get even more horsepower in 2003 (more on that below).
The point I was trying to make is I actually think less concern will be put into the scheduling of their fixtures as they're likely to be moved for TV anyway and whenever/wherever United games are played they will get near on full attendance and revenue will not be affected unlike smaller clubs.
The same way a murder mystery is most stabbing leading up to its reveal, Murder lingers long inside the blank before death, haunting anyone who will get near enough to share its air with calm-faced corridors of sentences.
Attend to the words and you will get nearer to the play.
On the condition of keeping the control mesh points and the shape parameters (gamma_{i}) ((i = 0,1, ldots,m)) of the generalized Bézier-like surfaces unchanged, (a) the generalized Bézier-like surfaces will get nearer to (or farther away from) their control mesh when the shape parameter λ increases (or decreases).
"In 40 years, we've nearly doubled the curability rates for cancer and in another 40 years it is reasonable to assume that we'll get near total curability," Dr Veronesi told the forum.
When you get near, you will hear them ask if you want a dance.
"The idea of the station-keeping is that if you're chasing my satellite, when you get near, I'll move it.
