1. He had close-set eyes.

2. Much of the figures is covered in close-set pattern, and the decorative effect enhanced by patches of white and purple-red.

3. The only course was to plunge into the close-set thickets where riders could not follow. and run for the Severn.

4. Fault: Narrow head, close-set eyes.

5. In the laboratory environment, based on text-independent and close-set condition, the three methods have been tested by 26 speakers' recording voice and the experimental result is 100% correct rate.

6. Conclusion: We have designed an open-set and a close-set monosyllyble word list for Mandarin-speaking children which can replaced each other.

7. Her captain, a mean-mouthed, flinty, kettle-bellied man with close-set, greedy eyes,[http:///close-set.html] was a bad cyvasse player and a worse loser.

8. Onion hoe A small hand version of a swan-necked draw hoe, useful for working between close-set plants and rows.

9. He had a vivid impression of slabs of grey, close-set print sandwiched between worn, red covers.

10. My right index finger — the only digit precise enough to hit the close-set virtual iPhone keys — seemed an anemic, cerebral thing, designed for making paltry points in debating club.

11. The characteristics of Wood Face are tall forehead, strong jaw, large, close-set eyes, long, straight nose, narrow mouth.

12. Eyes: People with deep-set eyes are withdrawn, those with close-set eyes are reserved or self - conscious and those with bulging eyes are faithful.

13. Experimental results show that the correlation between the result of the proposed approach and MOS is up to 0.91 in close-set test and 0.88 in open-set test.

14. But Paul only gave a blue glare from his big, rather close-set eyes.