Sentence examples for going closer from inspiring English sources

He should really have done much better there, but England are going closer and closer.

Mr. Luciano was said to have been going closer to 30 m.p.h. as he thundered into the tunnel.

But the prospect of a bigger ship going closer to shore and with more time on land meeting affected Inuit communities persuaded him.

He just left Rory going closer and closer to this pig until he said: "I'm not going any further... .. How far did he go?

It was reasonable for the mentioned benefits of adaptability, higher level decisions, etc... Compare that to unmanned probes beyond the moon that are quite atonomous and are cases where going closer to '10' makes sense.

According to our lawyers, that is unprecedented, but that is the situation we are in: an injunction that prohibits us from going closer than five hundred yards to a whaling ship.

Rovers started brightly, with Mark Duffy and Chris Brown going close.

But Brighton deserved their win, with Crofts and Lopez both going close.

The visitors had early chances, with Joe Garner and Paul Gallagher both going close.

West Ham rarely threatened, Andy Carroll going closest with a header.

Bolton offered little, with Darren Pratley going closest with a volley.