Here then we have a near approach to the single case as yet known of this grass producing in a state of nature (in Germany) perfect flowers which yielded a copious supply of fruit.
None of the species, however, when insects were excluded, made a near approachto full fertility.
Consequently the tail- coverts and tail-feathers of this species of Polyplectron make a near approach in structure and ornamentation to the corresponding feathers of the peacock.
Nevertheless we have a near approach to close sexual similarity or dissimilarity throughout several groups: and this, from what has just been said of the fluctuating nature of inheritance, is a somewhat surprising circumstance.
If sheep are in the open, and on level ground, they will not permit a near approach.
They moved away slowly at my near approach, stopping now and then to watch me or to feed.
Within a few weeks after my homecoming the Pegs would permit my near approach as they had done before I went away.
But as the telescope had not then been invented, this may have been merely a near approach of the two planets.
Another case of near approach to the earth was that of Biela's comet at its appearance in 1805.
Her eyelids involuntarily contracted, so that she might see her callers on a near approach to them.
And Mr. Overtop had settled into the opinion that Miss Pillbody was a near approach to that imagined paragon--a sensible woman.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "near approach" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
