Sentence examples for bring it closer from inspiring English sources
"bring it closer" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English
It is typically used when asking someone to move something closer to oneself or to another object or location. Example: "Can you bring the book closer so I can see the words better?"
It claims, for example, to be the largest foreign customer of America's civil-aerospace industry.Airbus says the new factory will bring it closer to its customers in America.
Amazon began making deals to collect the tax while simultaneously building warehouses that would bring it closer to its customers, bringing same-day delivery within reach.
It is now considering migrating the clearinghouse for the swap and option contracts from the United States to Britain to bring it closer to most of its customers, said Mr. Leaver, the D.M.E.
This technology, which is prohibited in the current agreement, would enable South Korea to produce its own nuclear fuel and bring it closer to making nuclear weapons.
A large stone pillar was constructed inside the tower, raising the telescope to bring it closer to the dome and improve its field of view.
Does writing about pain distance it or bring it closer?
Konwitschny and Metzmacher bring it closer to home.
That appeared to bring it closer into line with the "three strikes" proposal.
It needs a new sense of purpose and more direct democracy to bring it closer to the people it serves.
It is not for the Union's lack of trying to engage Belarus to bring it closer to Europe.
Ukraine will have free and fair elections and a strong legitimate president who will bring it closer to Europe.
