Sentence examples for form of closer from inspiring English sources

Alternatively, a "soft Brexit" would involve some form of closer ties, perhaps through conditional access to the EU single market, and some degree of labor mobility.

In light of the Africans' indifference toward the protectorate legislature, it is not surprising that they opposed the suggestion, made in the later 1920s, that there should be some form of closer union between the East African territories.

Another concern among European settlers was the proposal, first made toward the end of World War I, to introduce some form of closer union with Uganda and Tanganyika (which had become a British possession after World War I).

A lacklustre book previously capsized the musicals of Sting's fellow North-Eastern pop stars Neil Tennant and Dave Stewart, in the form of Closer to Heaven and Ghost,  and for the mooted West End crossing of The Last Ship, Sting might wish to cast his mind back to Message in a Bottle and start 'sending out an SOS'.

As such, it was an attempted return to earlier form, of close social observation and minor power plays.

"There is an operational and territorial division of labour, whereby Iran contributes skilled manpower and Russia air power, probably increasingly in the form of close air support".

In short, by the time this video was recorded, the M40 had become a primary supporting arm for a crude and vicious form of close-in combat, a bloody grind in the most basic sense.

And it has been compared to Czech nymphing, a form of close-range fly fishing in which the angler keeps a constant tight-line connection to the submerged fly.

Dunford also did not rule out a combat role for Nato troops after 2014, particularly in the form of close air support – the planes and helicopters that aid troops caught in fierce fighting, which is a capacity that Afghanistan is only starting to develop.

"He gave me some of the best advice — he said that would be the wrong thing to do, that I should be learning other things, and he recommended a course in comparative literature". Eisgruber said he learned that literary interpretation is also a form of close reading.

A form of close harmony singing with nonsense syllables (hence "doo wop") ranging from tenor to falsetto.