Sentence examples for should come closer from inspiring English sources

There is a Konitz side to the music and a Frisell side; as the band plays through Sunday, the poles should come closer together.

Earlier this year, President Jacques Chirac said that French and German "cultures should come closer together so that, through an effort of mutual comprehension and respect, we can arrive at genuine union".

Tennessee might not match that but should come close.

It grew by 6.5% last year; although neighbouring economies may slow this year, Indonesia should come close to maintaining its growth rate.

She also should come close in Texas, and probably declare some sort of victory as a result.

When it gets loud, this music needs to be ultra-loud: it should come close to physical threat.

In a world of open borders, this pairing of abundant supply and growing demand should come close to free-trade nirvana.

My neighbours were afraid of me, they said I still had the virus and until three months [had passed] no one should come close.

"There seems to be some patterns here that are just not anything we should come close to tolerating," said Jason Chaffetz, chairman of House oversight and government reform committee.

"Her goal, as often as not, was to make art that gave us no idea what we were looking at, that left us wondering whether we should come close and touch or back away".

Her goal, as often as not, was to make art that gave us no idea what we were looking at, that left us wondering whether we should come close and touch or back away, as if from something creepy and unclean.