Sentence examples for edges even closer from inspiring English sources

With those caveats, the new Kindle edges even closer to the ideal of an e-book reader.

In a column titled "The break-up of the eurozone edges even closer," he described senior euro-zone officials as "economically illiterate".

The event was the opportunity for the team to edge even closer to Mr. Wigan's world.

The Hurricanes, who dominated Boston College by 52-6, could edge even closer than the 0.51 points they trailed No. 2 Florida State (11-1) in last week's ranking.

When this year Copenhagen got its Cykelslangen (Cycle Snake) - a new two-lane, bicycle-only bridge across its harbour - the city edged even closer to being a cyclists' paradise.

Last night's 3-0 defeat by Manchester City edged Souness even closer to the precipice as many Magpies fans called for his head, and this afternoon the Scot offered a brief statement expressing his disappointment at being forced out.

When his bungalow, whose insurance he allowed to lapse, is gutted by fire, he's pushed even closer to the edge — his finances force him to live in a tent in his yard until the bungalow is fixed.

This Mexican stuff is particularly full of vitamins, I gather… A Pacifico and a Dos Equis at a downtown watering hole has brought me to the mere end of Chapter 2. If, as our better adjusted and more patient readers have observed, the going is to be slow but worthwhile, why not skirt even closer to the edge of the slippery slope and hit the stronger stuff?

Even closer to the edge is Ireland.

But poorer people live even closer to the edge, making them particularly eager to manage downside risk.

With inexpensive, low-power processing and storage becoming more available, we can expect computation to move even closer to the edge and become ingrained in the same devices that are generating the data, creating even greater possibilities for inter-device intelligence and interactions.