(1) I was pretty close , though I still couldn't see the skyline of New York.

(2) The summer may be drawing to a close , but York Racecourse has still been pulling the crowds for its September meeting.

(3) The sunshade on their terrace retracts, the windows close automatically whenever it starts to rain.

(4) If the agreement is in writing it may be in very close print on the back of a delivery docket or ticket.

(5) He and his sister were close and her death affected him so strongly that friends initially feared for his own mental health.

(6) It can be the year when we draw to a close this sorry chapter in our treatment of those with disabilities.

(7) The competition was dreamed up by staff at the Lowry in response to claims by many visitors that dogs in the pictures bear a close resemblance to their own.

(8) We're very good friends and very close but he doesn't spare me either.

(9) They take place at close intervals

(10) But I am conscious of the fact that we lost all three matches by very narrow margins and winning the close matches becomes a habit.

(11) Tessa cooks the evening meal, but the nearest town is close if clients wish to eat out occasionally.

(12) Shares in the club were 1.5 pence higher at 286.5 pence by the close of trade in London on Thursday.

(13) Little by little however, she seemed to get comfortable with the fact that I wanted to be close and intimate with her.

(14) Close the door, please

(15) He extends his hand toward the metal door, bringing it slamming to a close .

(16) The only solution is surgery to close the hole and reinforce the spot.

(17) We have very close connections to the community in a way sometimes federal law enforcement does not.

(18) To close a meeting

(19) The close print is hard to read

(20) I can't help thinking about all those mothers and fathers and children who lost close family.