Sentence examples for Is ever close from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is ever close" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It is typically used to convey that something or someone is consistently or constantly nearby or accessible. Here is an example of how it can be used in a sentence: "Despite all the ups and downs of our friendship, I know that she is ever close, always just a phone call away when I need her."
Music Elbow's Leaders Of The Free World is ever close at hand, and I really like Junip's eponymous album.
Although bacterially expressed AMPK complexes can be activated >100-fold in cell-free assays by stoichiometric phosphorylation of Thr172 (Suter et al., 2006), it remained unclear whether the degree of Thr172 phosphorylation is ever close to this maximal extent in intact cells.
"That was the greatest sale I ever closed," she said.
I don't think I will ever close a door behind me again without wondering, Last time?
She said she has adopted a classic living-alone habit: "I never, ever close the bathroom door".
As I inch ever closer to 30, the chances that some family member might ask me these exact questions (and soon) is higher than absolute zero.
Inch by torpid inch, I edged ever closer to financial and emotional bankruptcy, Churchill's black dog in hot pursuit all the while.
I had to get these comics out a couple times a year — hopefully four times a year, but I don't think I ever came close to that.
Flashes from cameras in the crowd left him a bit disoriented, he said, and feeling "if I ever came close to having a seizure from crazy lights, that was the moment".
"He was the first pro athlete I ever met close up and when I heard him talk, I thought, 'One day I want to do what he's doing.' He was my role model".
I don't think I ever came close to filling up the 8GB of internal memory, but having an SD card just made me feel more comfortable.
