Examples of 'she moved closer' in a sentence
Meaning of "she moved closer"
This phrase signifies that the subject has physically shifted their position to reduce the distance between themselves and another person or object
How to use "she moved closer" in a sentence
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she moved closer
She moved closer to read what it said.
It would be cool if she moved closer to us.
She moved closer to the window to hear.
Carly said to herself as she moved closer to the stalagmites.
She moved closer to me and leaned in again.
He quickly appraised his situation as she moved closer to him.
And she moved closer and.
Then her curiosity got the better of her and she moved closer.
She moved closer to the creature.
His mother 's eyes widened as she moved closer.
She moved closer to the brunette.
Careful not to wake him, she moved closer to the window.
She moved closer and parted her lips.
She saw nothing from where she stood, so she moved closer.
She moved closer to him.
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Her right thigh was touching my left. And then she moved closer so that.
She moved closer to the table where they were sitting.
Wondering why, she moved closer.
She moved closer to interrupt.
Finally she moved closer to where I was sitting.
She moved closer to the black rock in front of them.
And she moved closer and … she fired again.
She moved closer to him and touched his face.
Slowly, she moved closer and stuck her head out through the opening.
She moved closer to me.
She moved closer to the tomb and saw two angels.
She moved closer to see what it was and then she heard it.
She moved closer to the Occident movement.
She moved closer to Laura and held out her hand.
She moved closer to Gabrielle.
She moved closer to Douglas.
She moved closer to Porter.
She moved closer and I felt it.
She moved closer to him, encouraged by his distress.
She moved closer very slowly, afraid of waking herself.
She moved closer to her, so there were mere inches between them.
She moved closer to the door to hear Hassan's response.
She moved closer to Kate, reaching up to turn her head.
She moved closer to Loretta's slim body.
She moved closer to his ear, "you seemed very pleased to think it was so.".
In 1970 she moved closer to Manhattan and married her first husband, Benjamin Chrzanoski.
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You are closer to me than any blood brother
Move parent units closer to baby unit
Closer interdepartmental and intergovernmental coordination is critical
Examples of using Moved
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Moved out here about a month ago
He may have just moved beyond circumstantial
Moved that herd like it was a column of infantry
