Sentence examples for But nearer from inspiring English sources

But nearer home, the Wild Coast intrigues and enchants her.

But, nearer the election, the Lib Dems will say what their priorities are, as they did last time (when four priorities were on the front page of the manifesto).

But when one has got used to one's own home-ghosts, be they never so many, they are like one's own family, but nearer than the blood.

When electricity was applied at the core of the business it meant the factory could move away from sources of power and cities, but nearer to ports.

Related to syndicalism but nearer to Fabianism in its reformist tactics, Guild Socialism was an English movement that attracted a modest following in the first two decades of the 20th century.

(Paloma Picasso is a regular visitor from her home in Marrakech, and she chooses the room on the roof – further from the loo but nearer the stars, she says).

But near-term, things will be bad enough.

The lawsuit is still slogging on but nearing resolution.

But near the conclusion, she depicted mothers and babies.

But near the Bay of Bengal, the cityscape changes drastically.

"But near the end of the year she got weird.