Sentences with phrase «n't come near»

You can go to court if you want to make sure your ex-partner doesn't come near your home (if he or she has been aggressive or has a history of domestic violence against you, for example).

Obviously, in this case, you wouldn't file a claim if those were stolen, because it wouldn't come near meeting your deductible.

Greg Goodman, Mike Jonas, John S and several others have maintained a serious tone throughout that you haven't come near to matching until this comment of yours.

The land in turn creates warmer rivers which then enter the ocean and follow the bottom out to deep water so for diving buoys that don't come near shore the heat is not observed passing through the open ocean surface.

Gainsborough certainly doesn't come near, looking mannered by comparison.

That figure doesn't come near Christie's record - toppling $ 692 million total the previous night, but it does establish a record as the highest - grossing sale ever at the auction house.

I hid for weeks and wouldn't come near anyone.

She has a strong adversity to frisbees, balls, etc. if a ball is on the couch is won't come near it.

Sophia shook, cowered, and wouldn't come near anyone.

The fleas detest the smell of cedar and won't come near your lawn.

«When you first start, the cats are very feral — they won't come near you.

If it didn't come near the S&P 500, it may not be worthy of your hard - earned money.

Obviously, in this case, you wouldn't file a claim if those were stolen, because it wouldn't come near meeting your deductible.

Of course they won't come near to the Interactive brokers rate.

«In - store displays are the most common way, after personal recommendations, that frequent buyers find new books, accounting to about 20 % of purchases, according to a survey by the Codex Group,» Postrel notes, and while online discovery is growing, it hasn't come near to keeping up with online sales.

In this area, its ease of use doesn't come near to that of the Kindle's.

I didn't come near what this car is capable of and still had an absolute riot driving it.

It's long travel and tuned to the soft side for serious off - roading, which means that even though driving this brute around town doesn't come near its capabilities, it rides nicely even on this humongous rubber.

I agree with the comment on another post — although CTnewsjunkie is good, it doesn't come near to providing the truth that we get here.

In short, Gangster Squad can't come near the quality of The Untouchables, but it is a fun genre ride in the midst of a fairly uninteresting January release schedule.

@Pearl Yup yup, as long as women who does that don't come near my sons I'm happy.

So, over the last few months I've stepped a bit out of my comfort zone and created a few looks that I've grown to love that are not only easy to do -LCB- read: not time consuming -RCB- but also don't come near breaking the bank...

What is most important is make sure rats don't come near your house.

This may help to soften the pay cut they've taken, but it won't come near to providing interesting work to someone used to making country changing decisions.

I won't ever give birth in a hospital again if it can be helped, and since homebirth is illegal in the state of IL, most providers won't come near me with a ten foot pole — even though I've already HAD a vbac, and my uterus has been «tested.»

1 in 4 is world class and most of the oft quoted world class strikers don't come near this over an extended period.

Xhaka made kante to run run run and yet he couldn't come near him.

The people who most need to hear won't come near.

They say further that even if one does not equate a fetus with a child, as long as one attributes some value to the fetus» and they demonstrate how economists routinely make such outrageous calculations in insurance claims for loss of body parts» and put the value as low as one hundredth of a human being, the lowered crime rate would not come near justifying the number of abortions.

Do not come near me, if you fear God!»

-- «I see,» says a third, «I touch, but the things do not come near me, a thick veil alters the hue and look of everything.»

You can not come near,» and then shut the door in her face.

None of your descendants, from generation to generation, who has a defect, may draw near to offer his God's food; for no one who has a defect may come near, no one who is blind, or lame, or has any perforations, or has a limb too long; no one who has a fractured foot, or a fractured hand, or is a hunchback, or has a cataract, or a defect of eye sight, or scurvy, or scabs, or crushed testicles — no one of the descendants of Aaron the priest, who has a defect, may come near to offer the Lord's sacrifices; since he has a defect, he may not come near to offer his God's food.

Sure have, but they most definitely do not come near to outweighing the horrible tolls religion has exacted on the population.

Its granules are no bigger than 8 μm (micrometers), which does not come near the sizes of wheat, potato or tapioca starches.

Ozil has not come near the impact previous playmakers, Cazorla and Arshavin have had on Arsenal.

OX does not come near those stats, so his Wenger prime jewel, Wilshere...!!

And for those Fulani herdsmen who were born and bred in Agatu land should come back and live with them, but the foreign herdsmen who are violent and causing destruction should not come near their territory.

However, the researchers found that a spitting spider does not come near a jumping spider when the latter positions its own nest near that of weaver ants.

As our group walked up, Sister Marcella, the mother superior, shouted, «Don't come any nearer!

It is the closest that the 2.7 mile wide asteroid, named Florence, will have come to Earth since 1890 — and it will not come this near again until 2500.

Clearly show your intention at profile and keep in mind that wrong person not comes near to you.

It's Just Not That Simple «The people most visibly drawn to extolling the joys and the privileges of teaching are high - powered attorneys, successful venture capitalists, and exceedingly youthful movie stars Meaning they have not come near an actual school in quite a while.»

Cutting me off, he said, Mahmoud, my friend, sadness is a white bird that does not come near a battlefield.

The monthly premiums collected can not come near being able to pay the claims otherwise.

They are okay to be in the area with her, but they can not come near any family member.

One customer loves the ingredients used in this product but stated that her picky dog will not come near the food.

Once we tell people to not come near her, let her come up to them, she usually comes over after several minutes, and she's fine after that.

Most dogs will not come near water, definitely not when it is in a bath.

New dogs can not come near our yard or inside, or else she will go in attack mode.