Sentence examples for moving close by from inspiring English sources

The captain of the Russian ship sent out a distress signal on Christmas Eve because it had become beset by thick ice, and because large icebergs were moving close by.

People considered moving close by, they bought a flat.

Now, with rebel forces in retreat and Tripoli's army moving closer by the day, the euphoria and expectation of initial uprising have given way to a grim realisation that it is the revolution which is now under threat and Benghazi may soon be fighting for its life.

Lunches with Allen after he moved close by in northern New Jersey might be a primer on New York baseball history all the way back to his boyhood Dodgers or colorful riffs on the politics of the day.

In the location of the monitoring station 5 m away from the coalface, the two side walls of the roadway moved closer by 280 mm, the roof and floor closer by 210 mm.

Flip a ghost, primarily one which has somehow been turned on its back either by explosion or some other means, by moving close to the vehicle and pressing and holding the Right Bunker until the ghost has flipped over.

Enter the ghost by moving close to it, specifically the back of the vehicle, and pressing and holding the Right Bunker.

If this is not possible, remove yourself as much as possible from audience interference by moving close to the speaker, and avoid moving your recording device during the recording.

He responds to accusations of cultural imperialism not by moving closer to the protective center of the mainstream but by sampling from its furthest fringes, assembling a paste-up board of samples and collaborators from across the world.

"Papua New Guinea has taken one step forward in protecting women from violence by repealing the Sorcery Act, but several giant steps back by moving closer to executions," Amnesty's deputy director for the Asia-Pacific Isabelle Arradon said in a statement.

The Socialists responded by moving closer to the nationalists.