1.   And I should have stayed closer to the situation.

2.   As for their next trip, these global travelers will forget trains and stay closer to home.

3.   But foreign visitors, who typically book far ahead, are also staying closer to home, freeing up rooms in some places.

4.   But she chose to become a cashier instead to stay closer to her favorite people, the customers, she says.

5.   During an economic slump, people stay closer to home, Keefe said.

6.   Europe was probably the biggest draw, though many stayed closer to home and explored the United States and Canada.

7.   From coast-to-coast, including Georgia, people are staying closer to home.

8.   He had decided to stay closer to home and go to Boston College.

9.   His successor is likely to be an officer who believes that the military should stay closer to its barracks and further away from politics.

10.   Hispanic Television Network might plan to go international, but it will do it by staying closer to home.