Example sentences of "come [art] close [noun] " in BNC.

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1 Despite having come a close second to every junior side in the county at least once over the years , as the senior side in the tournament it is hardly surprising that Athletico should have done remarkably well .
2 As a Mitsubishi dealer , I 'd remind you that this car won the 1989 Lombard RAC Rally and came a close second last year .
3 British Telecom partly-paid came a close second , volumes hitting 53m as the shares firmed 19 to 1191/2 ( after touching 126p ) .
4 Uncle Nick came a close second , Robin and Jenny joint thirds ; thinking of them all , Ruth ached with homesickness .
5 From left were Peter Marshall of Pitman Publishing ( third , 1.71 days ) ; Wendy Edge of International Thomson ( who came a close second with 1.68 days , and appeared to be very much the people 's choice ) ; Colin Marshall of Leicester University Bookshop ( who was responsible for collating the results and who collected the award on behalf of the absent Butterworth Law ) ; and Derek Hall of Addison-Wesley ( fourth , 1.72 days ) .
6 The Democratic Left Alliance , a party of former Communists , came a close second to the post-Solidarity party of former Prime Minister Tadeusz Mazowiecki , the Democratic Union .
7 She says the Liberal Democrats came a close second last time and believes the mood on the ground is one of dissatisfaction with the Conservatives which will give her the swing needed to gain the seat .
8 Sea bream , with shallot and red wine sauce , comes a close second in the restaurant .
9 Acid House comes a close second to football fans in the tabloids ' top ten of moral panics .
10 The rose family ( Rosaceae ) comes a close second and the Scrophulariaceae , of which mullein and eyebright are members , is another .
11 That comes a close second after ‘ shamus ’ as my least favourite euphemism .
12 Berkshire comes a close second .
13 Berkshire comes a close second .
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