Sentence examples for shifting closer from inspiring English sources

The Rangers had hoped to start the season with the injured right-handers Tommy Hunter and Brandon Webb in the rotation, and strongly considered shifting closer Neftali Feliz.

Scott Brown was flagged offside attempting to volley Mulgrew's back-post cross, but it was Braga who were shifting closer to getting in behind.

But with that game over at least in the view of President Boris Yeltsin, who plans to sign a deal with NATO in Paris on May 27th the focus of Russian foreign policy is shifting closer to home.

The decision also suggested that Turkey may be shifting closer to the American view that Iran's military assertiveness, most notably its frequent boasts about its growing missile abilities, is a cause for concern.

The energy distribution curves from that point, shown in Fig. 2f, clearly indicate that the QP peak is shifting closer to the Fermi level as the doping increases, reflecting the reduction of the spectral gap.

Honor, the San Francisco-based company that is tackling the issues posed by a rapidly aging American society, is shifting closer to an on-demand model with Honor Now.

The results suggested that patients' perceptual difficulty could be attributed to the nasality grouping, normally well separated for normal hearing listeners, shifting close to the glottals and aspirated obstruents.

People shifted closer, curious.

Moreover, optimal detectors location shifts closer to the heater as heater length shrinks.

Indeed, Mr. Biden's position appears to have shifted closer to that of Mr. Obama.

By including NNH, predictions using Kilpinen's mechanism should shift closer to the experimental measurements.