The sound of a small door opening and closing reached them from beyond the wall.

This boat is indeed very powerful at beam and close reach, like many of its generation.

The village is located within close reach of an exit on and off Interstate 39.

Most often, the boat is carrying a spinnaker and sailing on a close reach.

The boat tore along close reaching at about ten knots, dead on course, steering herself.

"I believe we might take a bit of a closer reach here," Eata told him.

For motorists, the East River Drive is within close reach.

"Nice northwesterly blowing; give us a good close reach down the Channel.

Meltham is situated within close reach of several major cities.

Zurich International Airport is within close reach (around 1 hour by train).

Whichever English teacher a Brentwood student gets, though, the military is always in close reach.

She was inside it, in the middle of folding a shirt when the sounds of the front door closing reached her.

It can also happen on a close reach where it is typically precipitated by sudden waves.

After a long moment the closest reached for the gun butt jutting from his own waistband, but he was too slow.

The click of the door closing reached him, then a tinkle of ice against glass came in the silence.

The TV room in the basement is where he often watched three television sets at once, and was within close reach of a wet bar."

Menéndez came the closest reaching 37 degrees latitude but failed to find anything.

Keep your beverages and condiments chilled and in close reach with the built-in refrigerator.

"Fetch" (or "fetching") is a synonym in many English-speaking countries for a close reach.

The heat and ventilation control sliders that moved in arcs, were on the other side of the steering wheel, also within closer reach than usual.

When on a close reach, hook in by pulling the rig sharply towards you and letting the line swing up to meet your hook.

Turn upwind until the vessel is pointing at the victim; at this point the vessel should be on a close reach.

The children had to stay within close reach of each other and the hosts had to take two children so they could keep each other company.

The dollar closed at 1.8345 marks, up from Monday's 1.8305 marks, but still shy of the 1.8415-mark close reached Nov. 17, 1989.