1. Joe had a close call when his motorbike nearly collided with a lorry.

2. Phew! That was a close call — she nearly saw us!

3. This was surely a close call!

4. Two days before, there had been a close call.

5. But it had been a close call.

6. He left the ground via a close call with an ambulance and came very close to running over your correspondent.

7. Such a close call and, well, Miami just loses out, they said.

8. You seem fit as a fiddle, Mr Blake. Close call, though.

9. Bernadette Devlin had a close call, but she survived the assassination attempt against her.

10. B : Yes. That was a close call.

11. The heroes escaped that close call as well.

12. Bob, that car nearly hit us! What a close call.

13. We almost missed the train. That was a close call!

14. That was a close call! We nearly hit that car.

15. Actually, Li Hua , close call means that you narrowly avoided danger.

16. Dick: I heard you had a close call this morning.

17. It was a close call, but luckily enemy had had aim.

18. We had a close call on the freeway this morning.

19. They will fall - but it is a close call.

20. A close call, but for the White House a useful boost.

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21. Whew ! That was a close call! I almost walked into a pole.

22. That was a close call. We almost had an accident.

23. Tthat same year I experienced an even more close call with Yogi Chen at Timber Cove!

24. That was a close call, the train nearly hit the car.

25. The car almost ran me over. It was a close call.

26. We didn't actually hit the other car, but it was a close call.

27. If you are a Swindon fan, you're bias of course, but it was a close call.

28. Afterward, when he came down for his evening meal, we talked about the close call.

29. And the answer is no . It's actually not even a close call.

30. The bus almost ran him over. It was a close call.

31. You were just in time. Whew! What a close call.