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Meanings of ever closer in English

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Usage of ever closer in English
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OPINION:WE ARE moving ever closer to real reform of our political infrastructure.
The Irish Times
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Dublin Airport is edging ever closer to the 30 million passenger mark.
The Irish Times
3
Tensions are high as the ruling party's Elective Conference draws ever closer.
The South African
4
That day, I followed as Marin edged ever closer to the send.
Climbing Magazine
5
Steps began to sound in the distance, and then came ever closer.
Metro 2033
6
It seems like that part of the deal is edging ever closer.
The South African
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Since then, pirates have been creeping ever closer to the Indian coastline.
Wired
8
The FTSE 250 and SmallCap indices crept ever closer to their peaks.
The Irish Times
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Freed of that restraint, she was drifting ever closer into the harbour.
Siege of heaven
10
The Oriental chauffeur drew in ever closer to the ditch bordering the roadside.
Fire-Tongue
11
Islamic State has pressed its advances in Anbar, coming ever closer to Baghdad.
Reuters
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She saw that rocky place again, and Korin's red banner coming ever closer.
Oracle's Queen
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BRITAIN: The terror casts its shadow wider and draws ever closer.
The Irish Times
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Farinn heard him slamming into objects, stumbling and tripping, yet coming ever closer.
Doom of the Dragon
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Greece is moving ever closer towards default, which may trigger a euro exit.
The Irish Times
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Increased confidence The end of the bailout on December 15th draws ever closer.
The Irish Times
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South Africa
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