1.   And put it close to the house, where its fragrance can waft in the window.

2.   But reports later in the day indicated Croat forces had continued their advance, putting troops close to a key Serb supply road.

3.   But written Japanese has put me close to being illiterate.

4.   The configuration of the Oakland Coliseum puts fans close to the field, and East Bay fans are vocal.

5.   The move also put them close to one of their existing facilities.

6.   Those two games and a victory over Stanford have helped put ASU close to getting a bid.

7.   Scientists know it breeds in old tires, which puts it close to people, and that it feeds in the daytime.

8.   It had been put close to a ridge.