1. He'd come close to death.

2. Even without the view, the decor doesn't come close.

3. But Jade Pike has come close to dying many times in the past year.

4. He can come close, perhaps, but the closer he comes, the greater the risk of slippage.

5. You have only to come close enough to my hide and I let fly.

6. In a way, she had come close to hating Nona at times, although she was not going to admit it.

7. Perhaps some of these notions come close to what actually happened.

8. I just figured I could come close to breaking even.

9. They come close to enjoining all scientists to refuse to engage in military research but then back off at the last moment.

10. Only once since 1987 has Karelin come close to losing.

11. No other female player has come close to her level.

12. The bullet didn't come close.

13. They're not quite a supergroup, but they come close.

14. Come close so that I can see you clearly.

15. Come close so than I can see you.

16. We can see comets only when they come close to the earth.

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17. This film come close to the quality of his last done.

18. Parents would love that; but no president has come close to achieving it.

19. Similarly charged colloidal particles cannot come close enough together to agglomerate into larger particles.

20. Come close and a laptop PC is thrust under your nose.

21. In doing so, he has come close to gelding parliament, damaging the rights of citizens and undermining democracy.

22. The chair against the wall, which was the only thing to come close to helping him empty his mind.

23. And maybe the rest of the gang wouldn't have got burned out if she hadn't come close before.

24. Many observers say that if the leadership election were held now, Redwood could topple Major or at least come close.

25. So it's still in rarefied air, the Mercedes V12 S-class being the only saloon to come close.

26. Its military and technological might is such that no state can come close to challenging it in the foreseeable future.

27. Now Midleigh realized that no tide he had ever experienced had come close to the fury of the deceptive river.

28. He made telling first half stops and saw his forwards come close to securing three points.

29. Wind can indeed supplement a grid with this needed twenty percent spinning reserve, but it cannot come close to replacing fossil fuel.

30. I've stayed at the Kowloon Hotel for about the same price but it can't come close to the Minden.

31. I was chastened whenever I remembered that my mother had come close to killing me.

32. They are something like the eye of typhoon, looking calm. However, you don't get rise out of them. If you come close and try to offend them, they will teach you a painful lesson like typhoon.

33. There are other Chinese NBA players, but none of them come close to matching the stature, the character and the skills of the soft-spoken giant from Shanghai.

34. All great records, but none of them come close in terms of sales when compared to Earth Song.

35. Heavily armed foreign vessels come close inshore and compete with small scale, artisan fishermen.

36. While these bee-wearers were impressive, they didn't come close to the current Guinness Book of Record-holder in the category for "most pounds of bees worn on the body."

37. Former President George W. Bush didn't come close to making the final cut, while his predecessor in the Oval Office, Bill Clinton, ranks 31st, ahead of a number of sitting heads of government.

38. Pricing decisions made in a collusive atmosphere come close to monopoly pricing.

39. Trust me baby, no team can come close to us.

40. But none of the banks still due to report, not even a resurgent JP Morgan Chase, is expected to come close to Goldman's blow-out performance.

41. When I come close he just hides inside his shell.

42. It is impossible to zero in on the precise moment when brooches were tossed onto the trash heap with baguettes, posh mina shawls, lariat necklaces and ponchos ,() but one can come close.

43. They may come close, and Arsenal can draw level with United on points if they win their game in hand, but I just don't think the Gunners have the necessary weapons to shoot down the leaders.

44. If anyone ever discovers our mistake, we can still pay off a lot of grieving families before we come close to the cost of retrofitting sixty-five hundred leather interiors.

45. No performance numbers have been released but expect sprint times to match or come close to Switzer 's previous Sledgehammer Porsche 911 upgrade.

46. So far, despite some ambitious efforts, no city or country has come close to achieving universal testing for H.I.V. and treatment for all those infected.

47. Some non - financial companies, such as the carmakers, also come close to bankruptcy.

48. Come close to each other. I will take a picture for you.

49. Nor does any other institution come close in terms of designing and financing sustainable solutions.

50. Inspections are vital,[http://] since the NPT allows countries to come close to having an actual bomb.

51. Yet high-income countries have not come close to fulfilling their pledge made in 1970 to spend 0.7% of their gross national product per annum on Official Development Assistance.

52. Pato did come close to breaking the deadlock when he hit the bar with a snap shot on 28 minutes while Robinho saw his goalbound effort miraculously cleared off the line just prior to the interval.

53. The others never come close, but peer at it with frightened, disgusted eyes.

54. In the years since few games have even come close to this level of control.

55. To come close to, as in appearance, quality, or condition; approximate.

56. Frankly, the game didn't even come close to hitting the mark.

57. The only time men come close is when the division of communication in the tightly compartmentalised male brain is broken down - by copious quantities of alcohol.