Sentence examples for closer often from inspiring English sources

Benitez, the Mets' closer, often crumbles.

Some distanced themselves from their sister, but others became closer, often assuming an almost parental role.

In experiments, he and colleagues found evidence that in dim light people's eyes do not focus on the horizon, as was thought at the time, but settle on a point much closer, often less than 10 feet away.

Smartphone cameras get better each year, but photos taken at arm's length or closer often produce a "fish eye" effect: Whatever's at the center of the photo is bigger, and things on the periphery are smaller.

Rightmove's housing market analyst, Miles Shipside, said: "Those looking to market their property as Christmas gets closer often have a greater sense of urgency to find a buyer and sensibly recognise that trimming their asking price will provide an incentive to potential buyers more focused on seasonal Christmas trimmings.

The question of where pools are closed often raises issues of class and race.

The sisters are close, often intertwined in languid larks, and they make a fine team.

Workers who lost jobs when factories closed often found better ones.

Chinese companies generally keep engineering and manufacturing close, often colocating them.

The eight private newspapers that were closed often reported on the political debate over the party and the government.

Resentment is growing at the close – often familial – links between the key players among Vietnam's elite.