Sentence examples for mark the closer from inspiring English sources

Who knows how this thing is going to go this year, but the closer I get to that mark, the closer the number creeps.

"It was as if we were at a party to mark the closing, not the opening.

This is a new poem, written to mark the close of this year's World Shakespeare Festival.

It is the title of a comedy Shakespeare is believed to have written to mark the close of the festive season in around 1601.

"In the days when historians were simple folk," the event "was held to mark the close of the Middle Ages," he wrote.

Speaking at the Institute of Mechanical Engineers at an event to mark the close of the Guardian's year-long Big Energy Debate project, he attacked Labour policy for convincing voters otherwise.

Volt, a rock music festival in the western city of Sopron, will mark the closing of Hungary's EU presidency this month.

They mark the closest view that humans are likely to get for decades, and the best sight that many alive will ever see.

It is traditional in Iran to release prisoners as a gesture of clemency to mark the close of the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, which ends this week.

Admission to the museum will be free from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. on July 4 to mark the closing of the final exhibition, "Set in Style: The Jewelry of Van Cleef & Arpels".

To mark the closing of a Woolworth's store a couple of years ago, Mr. Wilson crowded every employee's name onto a piece of gum, along with a good-luck message from the managers.