Sentence examples for dates closer to from inspiring English sources

As the pastors came in, a campaign aide collected about 100 signatures and addresses from ministers pledging to endorse Mr. Bush's re-election publicly, to "host a citizenship Sunday for voter registration," to "identify someone who will help in voter registration and outreach" and to organize a "'party for the president' with other pastors" on specific dates closer to the election.

These sweeping design changes pushed the release dates closer to the upcoming release of the Game Boy Advance (GBA), the next system in the Game Boy line that is backward compatible with Game Boy Color games.

The frequency of workers reporting newly diagnosed asthma increased with arrival dates closer to the time of the collapse and with longer duration of work.

Most travel Web sites now allow users to search for fares on dates close to the ones you initially input, so you can potentially save money by shifting your itinerary by a day or two.

The greatest limitation found for the orbital remote monitoring was the presence of clouds in the passage of the sensor in dates close to the occurrence of the fires.

If you hold it with the dates closest to the bottom, there should be a hole on the top.

But not after that — even though Brady has in the past put his retirement date closer to his 40th birthday.

While Mr. Stuber abided by those guidelines, Ms. Contro presented only sales outside that scope, dated closer to when the market was at its peak.

The BBC broadcast the first episode of Doctor Who in 1963, a date closer to the start of the first world war than 2015.

Conan Doyle published the first Sherlock Holmes story in 1887, a date closer to the end of the seven years war of 1756-63 against France than the present.

The yes campaign had been keen to agree a date closer to the referendum on 18 September, hoping Salmond could give the yes vote a lift in the closing stages.