Sentence examples for would close come from inspiring English sources

Only 300 visitors came all of last year, and so the state announced at the beginning of the summer that the house would close come Labor Day.

Eliot sharply faults the governor's arithmetic on cutting taxes and making believe that his loophole closing would come close to paying for that.

Allied to the effect of people living longer, and the greater cost of pension regulation, the NAPF predicted that even more schemes would close in the coming years.

The only thing for me that would come close would be Star Wars.

If the battle continued at this rate the Luftwaffe would wreck Fighter Command, but it would come close to wrecking itself in the process.

You'd look out the door to see was it all right and you'd close it and come over to me.

But the men explained that real gold coins are hard to find and wouldn't come close to filling a treasure chest, making golden coins close enough.

The source says to keep an eye out next summer – we'd guess it'd come closer to the 2010 Holiday season, at the earliest.

Precarious would, perhaps, come close.

That wouldn't come close to raising sufficient revenue either.

The extension would not come close to filling the Medicaid gap in many states.