And it was my impression that it was coming closer.
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OF Alex Presley is coming closer to resuming baseball activities.
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That's not necessarily because Trump is coming closer to a decision though.
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And I'm still Scripture-based – and he's coming closer to my side.
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Warren Buffett is coming closer to naming a successor at Berkshire Hathaway.
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At the time, Robert Baratheon was coming closer to sacking the Iron Throne.
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Only the military equipment from both countries seem to be coming closer together.
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When you feel fear coming closer, ask yourself: Where is it coming from?
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It bubbles up in the atmosphere, its menacing clouds coming closer and closer.
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In Lethal White, Strike and Robin find themselves coming closer together than ever.
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It prohibits coming closer than ten feet to voters in line outside the zone.
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As we grow, we are coming closer to a tipping point for political change.
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We're told that those details will be coming closer to the event's start date.
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She snatched it up and turned it on him, snapping frames and coming closer.
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In the car he kept coming closer to me and I kept moving away.
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So now I'm backed up against it and he starts coming closer to me.
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Now that I'm getting a little older, things like marriage and having children are coming closer.
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It's also great to see Samsung's software coming closer in line with Google's default Android behavior.
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But with fighting coming closer to the city center, there were growing fears of a repeat.
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Their pregnancies appear to last longer, coming closer to full-term than with the open procedure.
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They feared the shooter or shooters was somewhere on the concert grounds and coming closer to them.
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"It could be a matter of bears, out of desperation, coming closer to human habitats," Artelle said.
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No. 2 story of the night (so far): Pete Buttigieg coming closer to Bernie Sanders than expected.
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In Brussels they know us by now, so they are more energetic and not afraid of coming closer.
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The long and dramatic process for naming a new Uber CEO may be coming closer to an end.
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In more upbeat news for Uber, the company's dramatic boardroom struggles seem to be coming closer to peace.
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Now the fighting was again coming closer and the rest of the villagers had fled, Ms. Mustafa said.
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" Adds Maçães: "It would be an entirely new world, and it's one that is coming closer to becoming reality.
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Boeing is coming closer to making its flying taxis for Uber a reality with its first successful test flight.
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It will initially move farther away from the United States before coming closer to the Bahamas and East Coast.
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We see them in Africa," NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg said, noting that "China is coming closer to us.
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"Colorado is a state that's actually coming closer to us," insisted Tim Murtaugh, communications director for the Trump campaign.
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And that crisis is civilization-ending, and recent studies say that day of reckoning is coming closer all the time.
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In a tweet yesterday, Musk describes today's event as a "Part 1," with a "Part 2" coming closer to production.
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Ciobo said that pact is not yet a done deal, the 11 member countries are coming closer to an agreement.
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The U.S. and the Taliban are coming closer to an agreement that could include withdrawing troops, The Washington Post reported Monday.
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And when we are bouncing from this link to that link, coming closer to inducing vertigo, how much do our eyes capture?
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"It should be strong, like something exploding," he said, and they tried again, each time coming closer to what he had shown.
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The Turkish central bank's first policy change since a rate increase in September is coming closer, most analysts in a Reuters poll predicted.
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Allyn Pierce was trapped by a wall of fire as he tried to flee the flames coming closer and closer to his truck.
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This was even as they tore apart the rest of their schedule, nobody coming closer than 33 points in their final eight games.
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Mitchell's girlfriend, Lois Ovett, was in Brisbane, 850 miles to the northeast of the tournament in Melbourne, and her contractions were coming closer together.
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The spacecraft will remain forever in orbit around the Sun, periodically passing Earth but never coming closer than a million miles to our planet.
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When you talk things through, you end up coming closer together, because when you sit down at the table, you're actually near each other.
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But let's give the Parker Solar Probe a hearty cheer for breaking a record and coming closer to the sun than any other spacecraft.
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People who see them may fear they're coming closer because they need food -- but in most cases, they're able to obtain their food naturally.
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Meanwhile, lab-grown meat — meat grown from animal flesh that was never part of a sentient being — is coming closer and closer to production.
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The greater threat by far has always been Iran's nuclear program, which was coming closer to producing a bomb until the agreement halted the process.
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Indeed you can't make out what these sculptures are about without coming closer than you feel you should — and seeing things you won't soon forget.
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By 2001, Senate Republicans and Democrats had quietly negotiated a deal on cap and trade, coming closer to binding federal action for the first time.
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On Monday and Tuesday this week, two comets will zip past Earth, with one of them coming closer to our planet than any comet since 1983.
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What is clear is that with each successive release, Well$ is coming closer and closer to setting the template for what "North Carolina rap" actually means.
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At the time, it sounded to Jesse as if there was a gunfight on Las Vegas Boulevard and it seemed to be coming closer and closer.
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"I think it's fair to say that the Clinton campaign and I, our campaign, are coming closer and closer together," Mr. Sanders told reporters on Saturday.
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Several outside experts said the new research was revealing because it avoided those problems, coming closer to isolating the degree to which medical problems caused bankruptcies.
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Louder and catchier than the debut, this is ultimately a more conventional album, its upbeat hookiness coming closer to recognizable rap norms of aggression and glee.
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"The calendar is coming closer to the end and there are not that many states going forward ... it's the natural evolution of every campaign," Weaver told CNN.
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Authorities are coming closer to announcing a definitive link between the virus's and microcephaly in infants (as well as a rare autoimmune disorder called Guillain-Barré syndrome).
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Varo, a digital-only bank, is coming closer to gaining a national bank charter from the OCC that would separate it from competitors like Chime and Monzo.
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With tales of anger and deprivation of government workers stuck in a terrible situation beyond their control now dominating news coverage, that point may be coming closer.
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Ossoff falling short — while coming closer than Rob Quist — and Jeremy Corbyn's surprisingly strong showing in the recent UK election suggest a possible synthesis of these views.
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Crazy Ex-Girlfriend's final season is coming closer to an end, and it will bring quite a few last chances, last attempts, and of course, last impressions.
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As much as this sounds like the plot of "2001: A Space Odyssey," it is coming closer to reality sooner than you may have ever thought possible.
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It had already become apparent to me that crying was not a thing men did, and with every birthday, I was coming closer to being a man.
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"We are seeing those two worlds coming closer together and developers in Industrial IoT now have to deal with APIs, and they are struggling with that," he said.
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But customer growth has slowed and even dropped for many of these services as prices rose and they added more channels, coming closer to their traditional TV counterparts.
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The director describes another VR film he's heard about where the room changes shape as you look around, the walls coming closer, the space shrinking and becoming claustrophobic.
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But on Long Island, Grechen Shirley struggled to secure the extra 5% she needed to unseat King — despite coming closer than any other Democrat in nearly three decades.
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"We're delighted to see this truly futuristic capability coming closer to reality," Brad Tousley, director of DARPA's Tactical Technology Office (TTO), which oversees XS-1, said in a statement.
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We've all felt that moment of utter panic: You trip and see the ground quickly coming closer to your face and don't quite know what to do about it.
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Actor James Woods is suddenly coming closer to discovering the identity of a Twitter user who called him a "cocaine addict" in 2015, sparking a $10 million defamation lawsuit.
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"For me, this is extremely important as we are coming closer to the point where we would have a chance to meet the European Commission targets," the minister said.
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On Monday, Sergei Shoigu, the Russian defense minister, said that Moscow and Washington were coming closer to an agreement on Syria that would let the two sides fight together.
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In the meantime, the company is also coming closer to unveiling its next new product, the Model Y crossover, which will be based on the Model 3's engineering.
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And then, coming closer to the end of the year, there's the Xeon W-3175X, a workstation CPU with 28 cores and 56 threads, and speeds up to 4.3 GHz.
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But there is reason to worry that one of the most dangerous and unpredictable regimes on Earth is coming closer and closer to being able to hit major American cities.
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But there is reason to worry that one of the most dangerous and unpredictable regimes on earth is coming closer and closer to being able to hit major American cities.
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In Syria, President Bashar al-Assad, assisted by Iran and Russia, is coming closer to regaining control over most of the country, while leaving a significant vacuum filled by ISIS.
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The company also has plans to expand into the Industrial Internet of Things, a world of integration, which Kollmar says was previously separate from IT, but he sees coming closer together.
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It also destroyed at least seven homes, including some next to Anton Williams's house, where the teen was competing inside an ever-shrinking map, and coming closer, and closer to victory.
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FDR even made Willkie a spokesman for America abroad after the election, a signal of the two parties coming closer together as a result of Willkie's unorthodox bid for the presidency.
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She said that in the past few days, marauding herders had burned down several buildings on her property and fired bullets at her staff, coming closer and closer to her house.
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BRASILIA, Aug 16 (Reuters) - A government proposal to set market-based interest rates for state lender BNDES cleared a congressional hurdle on Wednesday, coming closer to a potential committee vote next week.
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The Italy/Germany 0.510-year bond yield gap widened to a five-week high of 237 bps, coming closer to the 240 bps mark that some analysts view as a technical ceiling.
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A volcano in the south of Italy could be coming closer to erupting, putting the lives of more than half a million people in danger, an article from Nature Communications has warned.
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The Italy/Germany 0.5823-year bond yield gap widened to a five-week high of 237 bps, coming closer to the 240 bps mark that some analysts view as a technical ceiling.
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In Will County, of which Elwood is part, the unemployment rate soared to a high of 18 percent in the 1980s, before gradually coming closer to the national average in the 1990s.
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"There's no way that NATO will move into the South China Sea but we have to address the fact that China is coming closer to us, investing heavily in infrastructure," Stoltenberg said.
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The cereal company has confirmed that both Thin Mints and Caramel Crunch (which replicate the flavor of Samoas) will be turned into cereal form, with more information coming closer to the launch date.
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Coming closer to the relationship between architecture, technology, and the public/private divide, the untitled installation by Shahab Fotouhi and Arash Mozafari (2008) offers us a speculative case-study in urbanism and parafiction.
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There is no evidence to suggest that the perceived uptick in attacks is caused by a growing population of sharks, or that the creatures are coming closer to the shore, Dr. Neff argued.
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In the last few months, that indicator has grown by around 8 percent year-over-year, down from previous year's double digits level and coming closer to growth in the overall economy, Yi said.
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The light at the end of the tunnel is coming closer for the Houston Astros, who try to keep their playoff hopes alive amidst a stretch of 163 straight games against first-place teams.
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A few months ago, a group of tourists staying at a fancy Laikipia lodge had to be airlifted to safety because heavy gunfights between the police and armed herders were coming closer and closer.
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However, space tourism is slowly coming closer to reality, with companies like Richard Branson's Virgin Galactic and Jeff Bezos' Blue Origin closing in on taking short trips up to the edge of space and back.
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"The Fed has certainly come closer to the market than the market coming closer to the Fed, but we're seeing solid economic data in the U.S., and we need to follow that closely," Hooper said.
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They are framed as gods, making it all the more thrilling as we watch them cry and fight in a dingy alley, sucking down cigarettes and cheap vodka, coming closer and closer to the sun.
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After coming closer to winning statewide office than any Texas Democrat in decades, the three-term congressman from El Paso acknowledged that he was considering a White House bid and met quietly with Barack Obama.
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"I think it's fair to say that the Clinton campaign and I, our campaign, are coming closer and closer together," Sanders said on Saturday, during the platform planning session for the upcoming Democratic National Convention.
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Coming closer to finding an answer to what causes déjà vu also means approaching a kind of resolution for my more persistent déjà episodes, the ones that are the hardest of all to live with.
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Pakistan and India went to the nuclear brink during a 218 war in the disputed territory Kashmir, coming closer to pulling the trigger than even the US and Soviet Union during the 1962 Cuban missile crisis.
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The proposed tie-up of the two companies was called off in November last year, but now that deal appears to be coming closer, with T-Mobile's backer valuing Sprint at around $24 billion, according to Bloomberg.
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"There are several countries that are coming closer and closer to a procurement process and we are carefully working together with several of those countries," Joakim Mevius, head of the business unit for airborne ISR, told Reuters.
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But despite this, dangerous teams are lurking, most notably a refurbished Rockets squad that's coming closer and closer to resembling first year coach Mike D'Antoni's seven seconds or less Suns teams of the mid and late aughts.
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"People start talking about the all-time greats and me coming closer to them, but I still would like to follow the same approach and philosophy of focusing only on the next tournament," Djokovic told reporters in Dubai.
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"Coming closer to the end of the year and two FOMC meetings in a month and half, which could determine the direction of monetary policy, is what has been keeping gold rangebound," Capital Economics analyst Simona Gambarini said.
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You will also be able to turn on Open Candidates, the feature that lets you signal to recruiters only that you're open to getting approached for a job, signalling another way that the two companies are coming closer together.
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Deutsche Bank expects further big legal costs this year to deal with a raft of scandals that have hurt profits and dogged its reputation but is coming closer to ending its litigation nightmare, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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Discussing the premiere of Handmaid's Season 3 with Entertainment Tonight, Madeline Brewer, who plays Janine, noted her concerns that the events of her show could be coming closer reality as numerous abortion bans take hold across the United States.
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But Syrian forces are blocked from coming closer to the town by a new "deconfliction line" that was negotiated by American and Russian generals, and it is not clear how quickly the authorities in Damascus might start the payments.
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While the Asian Games might not offer the prize money of some of the bigger existing pro gaming tournaments, the inclusion indicates that in the eyes of the general public, e-sports could be coming closer to parity with traditional sports.
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"I am not a monster," He pleads to me, or maybe himself, coming closer to me and revealing his flayed face in the red light; a rotten visage of vermin and decay barely concealing the blood congealed face and skull beneath.
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NASA scientists have found that the asteroid has been Earth's cosmic buddy for about 100 years, and it will continue to accompany the planet in orbit around the sun for centuries more, never coming closer than about 9 million miles from our world.
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FRANKFURT, May 19 (Reuters) - Deutsche Bank expects further big legal costs this year to deal with a raft of scandals that have hurt profits and dogged its reputation but is coming closer to ending its litigation nightmare, its chief executive said on Thursday.
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But then, coming closer to the day when American voters would shock the world, Trump upped the game by saying that the European Union was an unfriendly bunch, at the service of Germany, and was set up to compete against American economic interests.
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Its two main objectives were originally human spaceflight (accomplished in 1503) and a permanent Chinese space station, which is coming closer to reality — it announced in early March that a manned space station similar to ISS is now on schedule for 2150, earlier than expected.
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Then he went behind the building that's behind home plate and came around the back of that, all the while coming closer to all the people who were there and taking their escape route and hiding behind trees or whatever they could do, taking cover.
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The falling stocks in most oil trading hubs, including Singapore, Europe's ARA (Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Antwerp), and in the United States, as well as China's declining production, are signs of a market coming closer into balance following two years of consistent crude and refined product oversupply.
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Census information about the racial make up on the United States says that 13.3 percent of the population is black and 5.7 percent is Asian, meaning that onscreen representation of black and Asian characters is at least slowly coming closer to resembling reality in recent years.
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The lead-up to the kiss is full of breathy sighs and quivering lips, the two inching closer, then pulling back, then coming closer still, as Edward tries to suss out whether he can control the overwhelming urge to drink Bella's blood long enough to kiss her.
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"In the parallel Boeing dispute, the determination of EU retaliation rights is also coming closer and the EU will request the WTO-appointed arbitrator to determine the EU's retaliation rights," the Commision source said, adding the Commission was preparing so that it could take action after the arbitrator's decision.
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Still, there were times the news I heard excited me, these were times where things like advancements in Muller's investigation where people were finally paying for their crimes, or when the transgender woman was elected in Virginia an example of how we are coming closer to true equality.
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Coming closer to my ideal is the 17-room Del Marcos, a groundbreaking example of desert modernism when it was designed by the architect William F. Cody in 1947; the heated saltwater pool is situated squarely in the midst of a U-shaped building constructed from local stone, redwood and glass.
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Their answers to the question of where they went to in the evenings, in their dreams or when they were awake, as they tried to keep their minds off the denotation flashes coming closer and getting louder, and the steady flood of the maimed and the wounded, were always different.
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"In the parallel Boeing dispute, the determination of EU retaliation rights is also coming closer and the EU will request the WTO-appointed arbitrator to determine the EU's retaliation rights," the Commision source said, adding that the Commission was making preparations so that it could take action after the arbitrator's decision.
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"However, progress on the U.S.-China trade war front remains elusive amid no signs the world's two largest economies are coming closer to any agreement on trade matters" Gold prices were still supported above key technical levels as investors see high probability that the U.S. central bank will cut interest rates this year.
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"However, progress on the U.S.-China trade war front remains elusive amid no signs the world's two largest economies are coming closer to any agreement on trade matters" Gold prices were still supported above key technical levels as investors see high probability that the U.S. central bank will cut interest rates this year.
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But when Tom Skerritt is in that tunnel shitting his pants, as an alien tracker ticks faster and faster—indicating that something is coming closer—it's still hard to be prepared for the exact moment when an alien comes into view for a deadly hug, causing viewers to also shit their pants.
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In 2017, we saw a lot of money coming from Hong Kong in to the safe haven of London, which was not Brexit-related, that was just the safe haven element, but now, as the whole date is coming closer, the impact of a Brexit will come more in to real estate again.
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Negotiators have been meeting in Washington this week, with President Donald Trump scheduled to talk with Chinese Vice Premier Liu He on Friday afternoon, in the hopes of coming closer to a trade deal before March 1, when U.S. tariffs on a variety of goods are set to rise to 25 percent from 10 percent.
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"Death cafes are a kind of beautiful rehearsal for coming closer to death and understanding it and grappling with it, so that when we do have a death pending in our families, as is inevitable, we might be a little more prepared for it and slightly less rattled," said the funeral director and death educator Amy Cunningham, who facilitated the get-together.
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