Sentence examples for has gone closer from inspiring English sources

"Since last February the average has gone closer to $350,000 to $400,000," Ms. Wolfe said, and what little comes up for sale now sells quickly.

Meanwhile, the "Marijwhatnow" post has gone closer to viral than perhaps any official police communication in history, with 26,000 Facebook "likes" and more than 218,000 page views as of Friday.

Luiz has gone close with another effort.

Keith Fahey has rattled the bar and Barry Ferguson has gone close twice.

Djokovic has only been crowned champion once in New York but has gone close on several occasions, having reached four finals and three semi-finals in the last eight years.

75 min: It's a tense last fifteen to play in the A-League, and Keisuke Honda has gone close to drawing his side level!

Legendary scorer Dave Clarke has gone close with some mazy dribbles but the Iranians look compact and very skilful as well - and Clarke has just been substituted.

All I can tell you for sure, Clive, is that Shawki has gone close to opening the score with 30-yard blockbuster.

No goals so far at Elland Road, where Leeds have started well against leaders Bournemouth or at the Riverside Stadium, where Patrick Bamford has gone close for Middlesbrough against Cardiff.

It's still goalless in the Lionesses' game in Zenica, although Jordan Nobbs has gone close for the visitors, along with Gemma Davison.

I've gone close to 320 miles an hour in 3.79 seconds.