Sentence for closely | Use closely in a sentence

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• Farina marked him closely. (10)
• Mrs. Chump peered closely. (10)
• Closely she scanned the mask. (10)
• A rope closely encircled his neck. (1)
• More closely, warmly: hither, hither! (10)
• The harangues will not be closely reported. (10)
• He dashed ahead, followed closely by Herbert. (10)
• Anthony denied that he crossed his arms closely. (10)
• Anthony denied that he crossed his arms closely. (22)
• For answer the miniature had to be inspected closely. (10)
• She took her candle and looked closely at the cabinet. (4)
• Thereat Mrs. Chump questioned him closely whether Mr. (10)
• Things cohere together far more closely than you think. (12)
• The letter, closely, beautifully written, lay before him. (8)
• She drifted closely to him, and looked fondly up into his face. (9)
• He seemed to shut her in his heart, so closely was she enfolded. (10)
• It fitted very closely to the floor; the note would not go under. (8)
• Phaon clasped her closely, and joyously kissed her brow and lips. (5)
• He has to know, must know; all who deal closely with us must know. (10)
• She might have closely counselled, wound in and out with his ideas. (10)
• For some reason we picked it up again and looked at it more closely. (16)
• The forts in the far wilderness grew closely packed with costly furs. (19)
• But, after all, what religion knits people so closely as a common sport? (2)
• They rose to go into the drawing-room, and James followed Irene closely. (8)
• Let us look into the advertiser part of the business a bit more closely. (16)
• You remain closely in my cabin and keep the door fastened until I return. (18)
• They shrank, each of them, the more from an end drawing closely into view. (10)
• We are kept at a great distance, that we may not scrutinize it too closely. (10)
• Dudley Sowerby followed Nesta closely: he struck across the path of the Rev. (10)
• Another revelation was his playful talk when they were more closely intimate. (10)
• Walking by himself, but closely watched by Hilary, Mr. Stone reached his room. (8)
• The more closely the matter is regarded, the more plain it is, that there is none! (8)
• He had assumed command of all the forces still intact and was pretty closely beset. (7)
• Barto was baffled during a course of anxious days that led closely up to the fifteenth. (10)
• He flung up the hair from his forehead and dropped into a seat to inspect them closely. (10)
• He studied them closely for a few minutes, and then, with a smile on his face, moved off. (13)
• Not an elevated image, but closely resembling that which her alliance with Lord Ormont had been! (10)
• Thick, short, and buttoned closely into his old frock coat, he walked toward Covent Garden market. (8)
• And snatching up his riding-crop and hat, he ran past the butler, closely followed by the spaniel John. (8)
• I have never read any other so closely and continuously, or read myself so much into and out of his verse. (9)
• Physically they closely resemble ourselves, being in all respects the equals of the highest Caucasian type. (7)
• The animals are studied closely and given assiduous attention if the slightest indisposition is manifested. (21)
• The division lines of the slabs should follow as closely as possible the division lines of the tennis-court. (17)
• The color-bearers kept well to the front with their flags, closely furled, aslant backward over their shoulders. (7)
• Willoughby bowed to Dr. Middleton, and drew him from Vernon, filially taking his turn to talk with him closely. (10)
• But the minds of most of those about the table were fascinated by the spectacle of ruin so closely presented to them. (13)
• No greater poet ever wrote in prose, nor any one who more closely brought the actual shapes of men and things before us. (8)
• Finally he became so vicious that he was given away to the city of Philadelphia, where he could be more closely watched. (21)
• Her quick delicacy made her redden in alluding so closely to his personal affairs, and I loved her for the nice feeling. (10)
• Horace is grace and gallantry incarnate; fatuous, probably: I have always been too friendly with him to examine closely. (10)
• Redworth could guess pretty closely the cost of a house hold, if his care for the holder set him venturing on aver ages. (10)
• But to Helen, disgrace would make little difference, perhaps would cause her to cling more closely to the dishonored man. (13)
• In that matter, his natural delicacy and his deference to Percy had always checked him from sounding the subject closely. (10)
• He took out the picture, and pretended to the other passengers to be looking very closely at it, and so managed to kiss it. (9)
• Irene hung back, but again changed her mind, and went out to the carriage, James brooding over her closely, to make quite sure. (8)
• The standing and sitting groups were closely packed together, and the expanded parasols and umbrellas formed a nearly unbroken roof. (9)
• On this basis the best news is that which can be shown to be most closely related to the interests of the largest number of readers. (16)
• And he began to look very closely at the faces around him, hoping to find out from types what he had failed to ascertain from classes. (8)
• Half an hour earlier it would have been a perilous condition to be traversing in the society of a closely scanning reader of fair faces. (10)
• She has turned while Mr. Richards and The Porter have been speaking, and now faces the back of the former, but her veil is drawn closely. (9)
• Action and sacrifice had been mentioned, and Ruth said that she could not see the difference, that often they were closely akin or even identical. (12)
• Coming so closely on his meeting with this lady, and on the dream from which he had awakened, this conversation mesmerised the listener behind the hedge. (8)
• For the present the first official relation of the unhappy fight of the 24th June is published, and is accordingly anxiously scanned and closely studied. (10)
• In form, thematic development, counterpoint, part-writing, etc., he imitated the letter of classic example closely, but could not attain the inner spirit. (3)
• They stand closely together along straight thoroughfares which are little better than canals of mud, being only a few inches above the level of the river. (20)
• When the men had pressed so closely together that they could advance no farther they stood stock-still, sheltering the locks of their rifles with their ponchos. (7)
• Watching closely the scene in all its aspects is a jovial, deep-voiced man who urges the immediate necessity of securing advantageous seats under the adjoining canvas. (21)

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