close to the mark

Greenspan’s point is even closer to the mark today than it was back then.

That turned out to be close to the mark, but not on it.

Tonight you'll see which model comes closest to the mark.

It's felt that £20 million would be closer to the mark.

In my experience, I’d say below 20mpg is closer to the mark.

Some of the stories were rather close to the mark in detail.

The reality is that it doesn’t even get close to the mark.

The way her eyes grew wide made him sure his guess had been all too close to the mark.

Now it turns out that 80 percent is closer to the mark.

And so is no book, although this introduction comes close to the mark.

He was hitting too close to the mark, and she didn't like that one bit.

Your prediction is closer to the mark than you think.

The 118-111 scores of the two other judges were close to the mark.

On this point, the film hits closer to the mark.

The Broncos' social media person's take is probably closer to the mark.

Allow for that, and the Taylor rule is close to the mark.

"The sun beat us" - which was probably closer to the mark.

I think everybody can see it was a little close to the mark at times."

Michael's comment about his brother had been close to the mark despite her protests.

But there's another theory that thinks may be closer to the mark.

Here are some dog to God communications that could be close to the mark ….

Overall, it depends on whether my ideas about what's going to happen are close to the mark.

"When you look at their needs and the kind of money they have to raise, I think our estimates are closer to the mark."

The 2010 elections suggested the Republicans were closer to the mark.

I didn't realise my characterization was so close to the mark.