Sentence examples for called closer from inspiring English sources

That China went along with those measures was a reflection of its exasperation with the North Korea, a longtime ally that Mao once called closer than "lips and teeth".

Mr. Bush has been pursuing the agreement since 2005, and his advisers have called closer relations between the United States and India a key part of his foreign policy legacy.

Mr. Calley will team with former partner Mike Nichols to make a film called "Closer" and will make a film version of the book "The Da Vinci Code".

The No. 1 song in America right now, a bouncy and radiant electronic track called "Closer," pulls off this trick in two very different ways.

London will also be home this spring to a new musical called "Closer to Heaven," by the Pet Shop Boys, that seminal 80's pop band.

Earlier this year, in an essay called "Closer Than That," Adam Gopnik described the first: Kennedy's assassination, he wrote, marked the advent of a durable conspiratorial sensibility, animated by "the sense that we know so much and grasp so little," and by "the postmodern suspicion that the more we see, the less we know".

That project will be called Close Reading.

Another is a practice called "close-out netting".

(Senator Schumer called closing the loophole the "sweet spot").

This is called "vertical" transmission, and a tradition of this kind is called "closed".

Additionally, dilation followed by erosion is called closing.