Stricken, Turtle watches it circle the tuft of grass, drawing closer.
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Even so, at the moment Trump is drawing closer to Clinton.
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Dougie Jones seems to be drawing closer to his Cooper persona.
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Might you find yourself drawing closer to God, or the functional equivalent?
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Polls showed him leading in some battleground states, drawing closer in others.
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However, bankers said earlier this month the deal was finally drawing closer.
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Ankara is also drawing closer to Russia, even buying weapons from Moscow.
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So whereas a robot like Brett refines its motions bit by bit—drawing closer to its target, resetting, and drawing closer still with the next try—Facebook's robot arm might get closer and then veer way off course.
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The prospect of city bans across Europe on polluting cars is drawing closer.
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Drawing closer he realizes they are human heads, barbarous trophies of Kurtz's power.
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The effects have already begun to bite — and November's midterm elections are drawing closer.
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The end is drawing closer and funds are beginning to position themselves for it.
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That's because Mueller's probe is drawing closer to Trump's top aides and to Trump himself.
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In addition, the Financial Times reported the two sides were drawing closer to a deal.
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That's because Mueller's probe is drawing closer to Trump's top aides — and to Trump himself.
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A base-running blunder prevented the Rockies from potentially drawing closer in the seventh inning.
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Drawing closer, she saw a long line snaking up the stairs to the elevated station.
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Sanders's supporters have largely pointed to national polls as evidence that he's drawing closer to Clinton.
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These tallied with places where the Ukrainian defense official also described opposing forces drawing closer together.
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Oyo, the Indian hotel company, is drawing closer scrutiny thanks to its apparent similarities to WeWork.
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Someone grabbed the microphone and told the protesters to go home as the strikes were drawing closer.
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If President Trump plays his cards right, he will discourage South Korea from drawing closer to Beijing.
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Unemployment rates in 2015 were down, drawing closer to the national average than they had in years.
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"The first increase in the key policy rate is drawing closer – this is good news," Olsen said.
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The U.S. may be drawing closer to a confrontation with Iran over involvement in Yemen's civil war.
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Hiding with his friend, he could hear the gunman drawing closer, the sound of each round getting louder.
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Gaetz' self-quarantine also raised fresh questions about whether the virus is drawing closer to Trump's inner circle.
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We shot photos by the Hawkesbury River as the storm rolled in, drawing closer with each shutter snap.
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The end of December is drawing closer, meaning only one thing — that's right, the Goldman Sachs annual crossword!
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The Gujarat election is drawing closer and will have an effect on the markets over the next few weeks.
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Pain can mean such different things, depending on what you believe is drawing closer to you, pushing into view.
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Traveling at a brisk 93,000 mph, according to astronomers, it's 260 million miles from the sun and drawing closer.
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Drawing closer, the figure transforms into an industrial iron, the very implement used to burn the motif into the canvas.
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With Donald Trump drawing closer to victory over Hillary Clinton ... Canada might be thinking about building a wall of its own.
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Now that launch is drawing closer, however, we have some new info about the car, how it charges and its performance.
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The events occurred at a time when Britain's MI6 intelligence service and the C.I.A. were drawing closer to Colonel Qaddafi's government.
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With 2018 elections drawing closer, the next steps that the Democrats take will be tremendously consequential for the party's future viability.
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Now I'm not saying that I'm going to get married anytime soon, but it is drawing closer and it terrifies me.
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But President Trump has taken a hard line on Pakistan while drawing closer to India since coming to office in 2017.
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They fear the United States is drawing closer to Iran, their arch-rival, after Tehran's nuclear deal with world powers last year.
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Mayor Chris Canning warned that the fires were drawing closer and all of the city's 5,000 residents needed to heed an evacuation order.
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The TechCrunch Meetup + Pitch-off in Tel Aviv is drawing closer and we're super excited to start announcing our speakers for the event.
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With the press conference drawing closer, we walked inside the building, then ducked into a side room to give the documents a look.
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While in hospice care with her last days drawing closer, 55-year-old Laura Mullins needed help to fulfill one of her final wishes.
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The U.S. Congress could help protect America's interests in Asia by firmly drawing closer to the one country that can counter America's biggest competitor.
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The campaign appears to be gathering pace as an overlapping, U.S.-backed effort in Iraq is drawing closer to driving Islamic State from Mosul.
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Though the engaged couple's first child was expected to be delivered on Monday, it seems like the time is drawing closer to his big debut.
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I lay on the water of the well pond and watched the silver tiger approach from the air above me, drawing closer to my face.
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Elizabeth sees being honest with Paige as a vital part of drawing closer to a teenage daughter who might otherwise grow away from her mother.
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Moussavi said America's withdrawal from the Iran deal should also be a lesson to Saudi Arabia which was drawing closer to the United States, ISNA reported.
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In addition, due to continued improvement of shale oil production technology, its production costs are rapidly decreasing, drawing closer to some of OPEC oil production costs.
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The campaign to capture Raqqa appears to be gathering pace as an overlapping, U.S.-backed effort in Iraq is drawing closer to driving Islamic State from Mosul.
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America's withdrawal from the Iran deal should also be a lesson to Saudi Arabia which is drawing closer to the United States, Moussavi said, according to ISNA.
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Behind closed doors, the Senate is drawing closer to passing a health care bill that looks a lot like the widely disliked version that cleared the House.
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"The net is drawing closer on the present and former management board," said Christian Strenger, a former chairman of the International Corporate Governance Network, an advocacy group.
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Meanwhile, recent visits to Beijing by the leaders of Malaysia and the Philippines have underscored the possibility that countries in the region are drawing closer to China.
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The Raqqa campaign appears to be gathering steam as an overlapping U.S.-backed effort in Iraq is drawing closer to driving Islamic State from the city of Mosul.
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Unnerved by the protectionist mood in the United States, Mr Trudeau and Mr Peña, who will pay a state visit to Canada before the summit, are drawing closer.
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The public remarks come as the president contends with an impeachment trial, which appeared to be drawing closer to his acquittal, and an expanding global outbreak of coronavirus.
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The shame is that, after being an early Trump critic, she clearly feels she can win the nomination only by drawing closer to the president, not distancing herself.
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Photo: Cliff Owen (AP)With the finish line of HQ2 drawing closer, Amazon's metro region deathmatch took an unexpected turn today which indicated there would be no single winner.
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For her part, Parks believes the day is drawing closer than some might think, saying she foresees a day when pot-infused food and liquor pop up in stores.
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China's new fifth-generation stealth jet is believed to be drawing closer to completion after a supposed low-rate-initial-production, or LRIP, test plane was spotted last week.
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Any chance Indianapolis had of drawing closer faded when a diving Mahomes crashed past an end zone pylon from 4 yards out, extending the Chiefs' lead to 63-7.
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But he responds to political trouble by drawing closer to his dwindling base, and intense support from blue-collar white voters delivered him the Republican nomination and the presidency.
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With the first primary contests drawing closer, Sanders needs to show he remains a strong contender for the nomination, and key endorsements like these can only assist in doing so.
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With the summertime surge in energy use and the 2020 elections drawing closer, President Trump has railed on Twitter against higher gasoline prices that have resulted from rising oil prices.
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American officials have had to weigh the potential for a further rise in prices with 2020 elections drawing closer, and the typical surge in energy use coming over the summer.
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But it may be too late, as Mr. Orban, who has expanded his agenda by scorning Germany's migration policies and drawing closer to Russia, increasingly seems out of anyone's control.
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Authorities have focused on Odebrecht's bribery scheme that took place over more than 20 years, but the company became most brazen as investigators in Brazil were drawing closer in 2014.
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"One major lesson learned was that as we were drawing closer to hitting our [minimum spending requirement] is that we should have applied for our next card immediately," he wrote.
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And let's remember, Putin went after Ukraine for one specific reason: to keep it from drawing closer to the EU. If the EU unravels, it will be a slow, dispiriting process.
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In the Medium post, Warren charged Trump with fanning the flames of hate by drawing closer to white nationalists and placing some like Miller into positions of considerable power and influence.
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One trader in Shanghai said the onshore yuan is now drawing closer to the People's Bank of China's midpoint guidance rate, meaning there is less room to appreciate from here onward.
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He also did not give a timeline when asked if the possibility of American military intervention, an option long played up by administration officials, was drawing closer as conditions in Venezuela worsened.
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After years of mounting tensions over history and territory, the two largest Asian economies have been drawing closer, with Japan planning a state visit for the Chinese leader, Xi Jinping, this spring.
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But like its non-NATO neighbor Finland, Sweden has been drawing closer to NATO, allowing closer cooperation with alliance troops, with a view to working together in the event of an armed conflict.
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With a parliamentary election in April 21 drawing closer, 22-year-old Orban is expanding his political arsenal to include ethnic Hungarians like Kracsun through grants and heavily-subsidized loans to small businesses.
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Countries like Vietnam, which had been edging closer to the United States, and Malaysia and Thailand, which were moving toward Beijing, may now see the value in drawing closer to China, analysts said.
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The era of human genetic modifications is drawing closer with each passing breakthrough, and thankfully the slow rate of progress is allowing society to grapple with the many implications these biotechnologies will bring.
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A world inhabited only by robots, their billionaire owners and a large and increasingly restive population is the plotline for countless dystopian fantasies, but it's a reality that appears to be drawing closer.
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Given the difficulties in getting the first-stage done and with the 7.03563 U.S. presidential election drawing closer, U.S. and Chinese officials said an ambitious "phase two" trade deal is looking less likely.
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SHANGHAI, April 3 (Reuters) - China's yuan edged up against the dollar on Wednesday, supported by growing optimism that the United States and China are drawing closer to an agreement to end their trade war.
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With trials drawing closer and prosecutors warning of new charges, the four were part of a new wave of parents pleading guilty to using lies and bribery to secure their children's admission to elite colleges.
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"A world inhabited only by robots, their billionaire owners and a large and increasingly restive population is the plotline for countless dystopian fantasies, but it's a reality that appears to be drawing closer," Reich writes.
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Although it is not clear whether any attempt to circumvent the U.S. financial system could raise tensions with Washington, Brazil's leftist government in the past has annoyed the United States by drawing closer to Tehran.
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At the end of the 1960s, the Soviet physicist and staunch dissident Andrei Sakharov was developing a theory of political convergence, by which he meant the gradual drawing closer together of the socialist and capitalist systems.
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"With month-end drawing closer, we expect U.S. dollar supply to tick up slightly as FX players convert to meet their kwacha obligations," the local branch of South Africa's First National Bank (FNB) said in a note.
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While there were some partisan differences in the survey, the bigger dividing line appears to be age, with younger voters much more interested in maintaining the status quo or drawing closer to the nations than older voters.
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Over the years, he steadily expanded his illiberal agenda, scorning Ms. Merkel's migration policies, drawing closer to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, restricting the work of Hungarian civil society, and attempting to close a prominent university.
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And an end-of-the-year deadline set by North Korea for nuclear negotiations is drawing closer, with a North Korean official last week warning that the U.S. would choose what "Christmas gift" it wants from Pyongyang.
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TOKYO, Feb 26 (Reuters) - Japanese government bond (JGB) prices fell on Tuesday, following a decline in U.S. Treasuries on optimism that the United States and China may be drawing closer to a deal to end their trade dispute.
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Together, the developments underscored the potential threats to Mr. Mueller's ability to complete his work without interference at a time when his inquiry appears to be drawing closer to the White House and the president's most trusted associates.
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By all accounts, that day is drawing closer and closer, because the current crop of players have reached the pinnacle of the game based on their qualities as players, and not because of the color of their skin.
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Financial markets cheered on Monday after U.S. President Donald Trump said he would delay an increase in tariffs on Chinese goods, which fueled optimism the two sides may be drawing closer to a deal to end their trade war.
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"These patients and civilians had been trapped in the area for days because of heavy clashes nearby and as the front line kept drawing closer," said the head of the ICRC delegation in Syria, Marianne Gasser, who is in the city.
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And the IMF and other Greek creditors are drawing closer to a deal over the country's €4003 billion program (US$101 billion), following parliament's approval of additional tax and pension reforms for the recently completed second evaluation of the Greek program.
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He called himself the chowkidar — the watchman — and he has pushed a more forceful foreign policy than India has pursued in years, including standing up to China, nearly going to war with Pakistan and drawing closer to the United States.
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But even as concerns over Brexit ease the U.S. election is drawing closer, likely pushing back action towards the end of the year and possibly limiting the Fed to a single hike in 2016, a far cry from its early-year estimate for four moves.
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Nonetheless, North Korea is drawing closer to developing working long-range intercontinental ballistic missile technology that could potentially reach the mainland United States, and its nuclear program continues to progress toward a miniaturized device capable of launching aboard land- or submarine-based ballistic missiles.
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Nonetheless, North Korea is drawing closer to developing working long-range intercontinental ballistic missile technology that could potentially reach the mainland United States, and its nuclear program continues to progress toward a miniaturized device capable of launching aboard land- or submarine-based ballistic missiles.
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It's been nearly two years since the couple announced their engagement in August 2015 after a-year-and-a-half of dating, and the 28-year-old Dancing with the Stars judge and 33-year-old pro hockey player's upcoming nuptials are drawing closer.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Global stocks rose to a fresh six-month high on Friday after concerns about an economic slowdown were lessened by U.S. labor market data, while optimism that a trade deal between the United States and China was drawing closer also lifted sentiment.
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Expected approval of the fighter jet sales comes as the White House seeks to shore up relations with Gulf allies as they increase their military capabilities amid growing fears that Washington is drawing closer to Iran in the aftermath of the nuclear deal with that country.
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It was a sign, the Japanese news media suggested, of a potentially momentous shift in the region, with two longtime adversaries drawing closer as the United States under President Trump has created unease among allies about the role the United States will take in the region.
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Turkey has continued to cooperate with its Western partners on counterterrorism efforts, but Mr. Erdogan has tested the NATO alliance by drawing closer to President Vladimir V. Putin of Russia, buying an advanced Russian missile defense system and planning a Russian-built nuclear reactor in Turkey.
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Now, with the US and Cuba drawing closer after decades of frosty to non-existent relations—on March 21, Obama will become the first sitting US president to visit Cuba in 88 years—the president restated his promise, laying out a plan to shut down the prison for good.
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The question now is whether Giuliani will prove capable of doing something his predecessors on Trump's legal team couldn't: figure out how to protect a moody, dishonest and impulsive client from the skilled prosecutors who seem to be drawing closer and closer to Trump and his inner circle.
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As its leftist president, Nicolás Maduro, is increasingly regarded as a despot among neighbors in a region that has shifted politically to the right, Venezuela, once the richest country in South America but now in need of cash, is drawing closer — and becoming more dependent on — Russia and China.
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Cleves isn't fond of most of Henry's significant others — mostly because Henry likes to isolate the women in his life and play them off one another — but as her investigative findings start to look worse and worse for Henry, she finds herself drawing closer to his four surviving girlfriends, both ex and current.
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Differences on the trail The three candidates might be drawing closer together in the polls, but the diverging paths of their campaigns were on display this past weekend, as Warren was swept up by big crowds out west, Sanders kicked up a storm in Kentucky and Biden, in early-voting New Hampshire, occasionally slipped up when he went off-script.
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With the United States distracted by its presidential election and the European Union grappling with existential problems, Mr. Latal warned that the West had "dropped the ball on Bosnia," leaving a vacuum to be filled by Russia, whose ambassador to Bosnia has defended the Bosnian Serbs' right to hold the referendum, and by Turkey, which has been seeking regional influence by drawing closer to the Bosnian Muslim leadership.
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President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump pushes back on recent polling data, says internal numbers are 'strongest we've had so far' Illinois state lawmaker apologizes for photos depicting mock assassination of Trump Scaramucci assembling team of former Cabinet members to speak out against Trump MORE's legal team is maintaining confidence despite the appearance that special counsel Robert Mueller's ongoing investigation into Russian election interference is drawing closer to Trump's inner circle.
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While France's president said at the EU summit in Malta that "those who want to forge bilateral ties with the US are of course well understood by the public ... they must understand that there is no future with Trump if it is not a common position," and Germany's foreign minister said that "the old world of the 20th century is over," the UK has instead tried to preserve that world by drawing closer to the new American government.
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But Wu's succinct reexamination is important, for he shows how the nascent attempt at capturing attention was marked by a set of events—the emergence of a new medium whose power or use was not yet fully understood, a land-rush by commercial interests, a cultural backlash against that commercialization, and an ongoing quest for legitimacy by advertisers—that would be repeated in decades to come, each time drawing closer to the privacy of our inner lives.
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Happily, there is much to work with: Central Europeans generally remain Atlanticist, and the Trump Administration is active in the region, leading efforts to defend NATO's eastern flank (building on the Obama Administration's efforts) and seeking to push regional energy and other infrastructure projects, even drawing closer to a complementary stance with the EU. Beyond the specifics, our point is this: when the United States and Central Europe have acted to advance our respective national interests and values together, we succeeded in spectacular fashion.
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YOU'RE INVITED to upcoming newsmaker events with The Hill: ELSEWHERE ➔ International: China and the United States are drawing closer to a trade deal, the contours of which are emerging (The New York Times) and a Trump summit with President Xi Jinping is expected around March 27 (Reuters) ... The Islamic State is making a final stand in Syria as U.S. fighters close in (Reuters) ... There was finally a lull in tensions over the weekend between nuclear powers Pakistan and India over the disputed Kashmir region (The Associated Press) … Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau promised a fresh approach to governance, but now he's embroiled in scandal and fighting for his political life (The New York Times).
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