Sentence examples for is ever closer from inspiring English sources
The country remains Europe's number-one destination for refugees (Britain is only number four, despite the impression certain recent election campaigns may have given) and it feels like its own process of self-rediscovery is ever closer to Britain's.
Second, the only long-term answer to that crisis is ever closer union, both fiscal and political, and that is precisely the federalist direction most people here (including many who favor continued membership but not a United States of Europe) reject.
Updated at 1.56pm BST 1.50pm BST Bashar al-Assad may be asking himself what has changed as he studies the EU's arms embargo announcement, writes Simon Tisdall: What has changed is that the two-year civil war is ever closer to fulfilling predictions that it will spill into neighbouring countries, principally Lebanon, Iraq, Jordan and Turkey, and spark a regional sectarian conflagration.
"Every member of our caucus appreciates that this fiscal crisis, this challenge that we have, is ever closer," he said.
30th party really should've popped more; v. the next milestone is ever closer to being the last milestone; vi.
"Everything needs to be open and nothing is ever closed.
Firefighters foresee the city burning to the ground if one more firehouse is ever closed.
Music Elbow's Leaders Of The Free World is ever close at hand, and I really like Junip's eponymous album.
No unsolved crime is ever closed and this operation is part of an ongoing review of cold case murder investigations within the county.
No door is ever closed in her world; she just says its up to us to find an alternative door, always knocking!
