a close second

But I have another, which comes in a close second.

Parents are a child's first teachers, but television is a close second.

"A close second to doing this show is actually having a place to live."

You know, nobody even comes in a close second to last night.

But the economy, specifically the cost of living, is a close second.

Were still a close second; its not as if we dropped to No. 10 or something.

The chance to see the Olympics was a close second.

Google comes in a close second with a 17% share.

Coming in a close second were calls from local charities.

Dolvett’s training basics put his team in a close second place.

But five years after the financial crisis, banks are still a close second.

North Carolina was a close second with four cities in the top 25.

It is the babies who come first here, and the mother a close second.

It is better than music, although I do believe jazz comes in a close second.

He would again finish a close second but was not able to win the seat.

Paying off traffic police came in at a close second.

I like basketball, but football would be a close second.

Miami is a close second, with prices down 28.3 percent.

Wrigley’s Orbit is a close second with a 20.6 percent share.

Michigan is a close second, with 68 cases as of Tuesday.

And with the implication, of course, that military leaders came in a close second.

Nevada, did, however, lead from 1990 to 1999 and was a close second in 2000.

On Sunday, the game is the most important thing, but the commercials are a close second.

By this time a couple of players had been eliminated and I was coming a close second place.

New York was a close second at 313.93 pounds, or $516.57.