Sentence examples for becoming increasingly close from inspiring English sources

The first was his becoming increasingly close to his colleague, Nora Selby, who became his wife in 1960.

Park Theatre, N4, Wed to 11 Jul MC The relationship between theatres and universities is becoming increasingly close, as each party sees the opportunities that one can bring to the other.

I never fail to be amazed at the high profile, often A-list women who celebrate their professional success by posing near naked on the covers of allegedly classy men's magazines, such as Esquire and GQ, and these covers are, to my eyes, becoming increasingly close to porn.

Just as technology and politics are finding themselves increasingly intertwined, so too are technology and fashion becoming increasingly close.

Those of us who stay are all on stage now, spinning in circles, laughing, singing, arms outstretched, or simply gazing into a distance that is becoming increasingly closer.

It is becoming increasingly clear that those closest to him are divided about what he should do.

The appeals to state pride were laid on thick because Mr. Ryan's addition to the Republican ticket comes as Wisconsin's 10 electoral votes are becoming increasingly competitive in the closing phase of the presidential race.

It is becoming increasingly evident that George Osborne - Cameron's closest ally - is woefully out of his depth in the job of Shadow Chancellor at a time when the economy is a bigger issue than ever.

These are questions that are becoming increasingly important as we realise how close we are to other species – and how far apart, too.

According to several people close to her, the UK Department for International Development was becoming increasingly concerned by her opposition to the scheme.

With winter approaching and borders closing, they and their families are becoming increasingly vulnerable.