up close造句

Everything's uglier up close.

See one of the spires up close - really close - athe 17th-century Church of Our Savior.

He came up close, breathing alcohol fumes all over me.

Snuggle up close to him, and whisper sweet-nothings.

For the first time, Barry saw poverty up close.

Macro photography is all about capturing things up close.

See one of the spires up close - really close - at the 17th century Church of Our Savior.

See one of the spires up close—really close—at the 17th-century Church of Our Savior.

Showman Tico Tarzan gets up close and personal with his new friend, a16 ft crocodile.

They see themselves as pioneers, exploring the emerging superpower up close.

"A hundred two--can' t miss if we tuck them up close and she lies still."

(football) an offensive end who lines up close to the tackle.

But up close they are every colour-red, grey, black-and-white, amber, tawny, SLATE.

He moved the tea table and wastepaper basket up close to the head of the bed as he spoke.

Volunteers who work this attraction, where visitorscan see zoo animals up close, are trained in animal handlingand public-speaking skills.

I have never seen Mr King's legs up close, but perhaps he is a dab hand with the fake tan.

Hung-chien put his mouth up close to his ear and said loudly, "There've been no-" Mr. Lu jumped.

The damaged reactor at Three Mile Island was not the first President Jimmy Carter had viewed up close.

When I got up to go, she came up close to me, and said lovingly, 'You bad boy, don't be so silly!

In the film, however, the camera can bring the audience up close and fix their attention on small but important things:a frightened look, a whisper, atrembling of hands.

Citizens aged 65 and over make up close to one-quarter of Japan's population; by 2050, that figure will rise to almost 40 PCT.

Weekends are a bit like rainbows;they look good from a distance but disappear when you get up close to them.

To pass off the trickery the married couple, both professional snappers, use macro lenses to zoom up close on the surface of the food.

Seeing some of our globally-renowned attractions - a mix of old and new - up close, could inspire many more people to visit our shores.

As each car pulled up to the main gate of the scenic area, scores of men blocked the car with their arms and ran up close to the car slapping on the door.

But up close, it's huge: about 327 ft. (100 m) tall, or the biggest thing the U.S. has launched since the 363-ft. (111 m) Saturn V moon rockets of the early 1970s.

'He was a seaman,' said George Merry, who, bolder than the rest, had gone up close, and was examining the rags of clothing. 'Leastways, this is good sea-cloth.'

This static display offered attendees an opportunity to get up close to some aircraft without having to drive the 16 miles to the main static display of 85 aircraft at Henderson Executive Airport.

Despite my willingness to get up close and personal with the needle in the booth, I walk to the Dumpster with the trash bag between two fingers, at arm's length.

Instead of just piling the oysters up close to the riverbed, as had been done in the past, they built reefs of various heights above the bed for them to grow on.

The Reds boss admired Tevez from afar and up close last season, the striker overcame a period of acclimatisation in the Premier League to become they key figure in West Ham's resurgence in form and their eventually successful battle against relegation.

Weekends are like rainbows. They look good from a distance but disappear when you get up close to them——周末就像*虹。远远看上去很美，但一旦走近，它刷地就没了。