Sentence examples for closer sooner from inspiring English sources

Fortunately, Jonathan Broxton will get a chance to implode (or get hurt), which may provide us a third closer sooner rather than later.

And, where they were open, it was likely that threads would close sooner than the typical three-day window.

Mountaineer, which was supposed to run for up to five years, is likely to close sooner, because the companies involved have learned what they need to.

That means many will have to close sooner than was anticipated because European environmental laws limit the total number of operating hours left to them.

But elsewhere it was described as "wonderfully funny" and praised for being "splendidly rude about Simon Cowell". it has now become the latest big budget casualty to close sooner than expected in London's theatreland.

With RSL back on emphatic form and Dallas, despite the loss, still having a little cushion, we're getting close to the top four teams in the West closing sooner rather than later.

The production struggled to sell tickets from the get-go, though it had its best week at the box office over the Thanksgiving holiday, grossing $442,113 - indicating some tourist interest in the show, which probably accounts for the producers' choosing to run through the potentially lucrative Christmas and New Year's Day weeks rather than close sooner like "Scottsboro".

In general, I think it is in investors' best interests to have funds close sooner than they normally do.

Ofgem blames the risk on coal-fired power stations being closed sooner than expected and EU environmental legislation.

It is now saying the highest risk of shortages would be sooner than expected because coal-fired power stations would be closing sooner than it had predicted in 2009.

A terse announcement from Sprint moments ago, scheduling a conference call at 4am Eastern (a couple of hours from now) could be a sign that Softbank's acquisition of Sprint may be coming to a close sooner rather than later.