Sentence examples for which moves closer from inspiring English sources

The actors cast their shadows on the white screen, which moves closer to the audience with each blackout between acts.

Local residents who live in close proximity to the fence, which moves closer to their home every day.

The activation loop, which moves closer to the active site in the 3MB-PP1 sitscture sits lower and retains an additional turn at the top of the α-helix G in the apo structure.

Peter Brook once wrote that Shakespeare's plays are like planets which move closer to or further away from Earth at moments in their orbit: he cited Timon of Athens, which, in its bitterness and cynicism, seems peculiarly modern.

During this complex phenomenon the tibia tends to internally rotate with respect to the femur, thus changing its rotational fulcrum which moves medially closer to the MCL, with following anterior translation of the external tibial plateau.

But Xi, in his speech to the Party Congress, declared the dawn of "a new era," one in which China moves "closer to center stage".

In addition, conformational rearrangements are seen in a disulfide bridged surface loop (Cys141 Cys148), which moves inwards, partially closing the open substrate binding cleft of the native enzyme.

Revenues from downloads and ringtones will offset streaming rates, which moves the relationship much closer to a revenue share than a pure licensing deal.

"I am delighted to announce that the Welsh government has granted a Marine Licence for the Skerries Tidal Stream Array project, which moves Wales a step closer to hosting the first scheme of this kind in the UK," said First Minister Carwyn Jones.

Photographer Sarah Lehnert and I do – though we're stuck in traffic towards the festival, which moves even less the closer we get to our destination.

Photographer Sarah Lehnert and I do though we're stuck in traffic toward the festival, which moves even less the closer we get to our destination.