close contact

We had close contact until a couple of minutes ago.

At school, kids are in close contact with each other.

We are of course in close contact with these countries.

Their leaders kept a close contact with the central director.

As should the mother, and any others with close contact to the boy.

"And the only thing these two new things have in common is close contact with you."

I keep in close contact with my doctor and really feel great.

There wouldn't be more close contact with Red for a while, at least.

They'd known each other since university days and kept in close contact although they weren't able to get together often.

She was in close contact with God, and he would protect her.

Only several years later did I again come into closer contact with him.

They can be spread by close contact with other people.

It wasn't until his old age that he had ever come in close contact with a mother and baby.

We're in close contact with India, working on the same issue.

"Each case was in very close contact with the previous one."

The Federal survey found that these old people were in very close contact with their children.

When patients come to hospital they are living in close contact with more people than usual.

No one the police may now be in close contact with since you are missing.

There were also the calls from home with which, throughout this period and always, he was to keep in close contact.

Treatment of family members and other close contacts may be necessary.

She still keeps in close contact with them to this day.

Those who are in close contact with people at high risk of infection.

She wanted some material thing to keep in closer contact with her friends.

"Then you maintained close contact with her over the years?"

I came into closer contact than you, and I'm okay.