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He won't close his eyes in case you do something to him.

Up to 9,000 more are expected to close in the next three years.

The companies said they expected the deal to close in the second half of 2005.

The deal will close in 6 to 12 months, one person said.

The deal is now expected to close in early May.

They are both likely to close in the near future.

Then she closed the door in his face and left him on the step outside.

He closed his eyes for the first time in four days.

The group of us closed in a little around the car.

Without another word he closed the door in my face.

Thus, the project was close to 60% down in total sales.

We had been going for three hours - it was close to one in the morning.

"I was close to him in the beginning because he needed my support," she said.

People who do real magic together become close in ways that words cannot say.

She had been altogether too close to him in the little car.

It was close to nine in the evening, and they had spent the last half of the day doing nothing.

Many experts say we're close to a civil war - or already in one.

You do business with my daddy, you're very close to him in that way.

Nobody was even close to him last year in college basketball.

I've even been close to them, in these very streets.

This store closed in early 2005, ten years after the film's release.

Most of the other operations closed in well under a decade.

But they closed in quickly, trying to make us understand.

As the three closed in, the roof of the tower fell.

The other hired hands closed in, either to help the two on the floor to rise, or just to see me get battered.

Now the night was closing in quickly, and Henry jumped to his feet.

The other two closed in, and the short one laughed.

The posse led by Garrett fared well, and his men closed in quickly.

The hostile forces closed in quickly, and as the damaged helicopter departed, it was shot down.

The weather closed in soon after, and once again they were lost in a white wilderness.