But as the rally drew closer, we felt momentum building.
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The Deacons never drew closer than 21 points after that.
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But as the election drew closer, the attacks grew personal.
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I followed them with my eyes as they drew closer.
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When Connors asked him to move away, the photographer drew closer.
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Rafael Nadal and Roger Federer drew closer to a face-off.
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As the fall grew chillier, the community of swimmers drew closer.
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The two eventually became friendly as their circles drew closer together.
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He put down his computer bag and drew closer to the window.
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Perhaps because of that levelling of circumstances, Mozart and Salieri drew closer.
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Florida State never drew closer than four points the rest of the game.
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The "Fast Money " traders evaluated the bank stocks as their earnings reports drew closer.
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Investors also kept an eye on France, as the country's presidential election drew closer.
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As she drew closer she saw it was the remains of an aborted fetus.
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But as the show drew closer, the organizers pushed them to feel increasingly competitive.
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Matthew's controversies only seemed to pick up as the 2020 presidential election drew closer.
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Memphis carried a 227.4-212 lead into the fourth quarter and Minnesota never drew closer.
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As graduation drew closer, they began to think of what they wanted to do next.
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But as the election drew closer, he seemed to set his course for the Islamists.
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So the idea of denying them attention seemed less significant as the event drew closer.
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Not surprisingly, as the date for the summit drew closer, the North quickly switched negotiating postures.
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As they drew closer, the cops said they noticed a man in the front passenger's seat.
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The U.S.-led coalition accelerated its bombing of Mosul in December as ISIS's defeat drew closer.
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And as the election drew closer, the point of contact moved higher up the FBI chain.
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As publication of the Times' investigation drew closer, in October, Bloom was still working for Weinstein.
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The 50 or so people sleeping inside started to shiver and drew closer to each other.
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As Sunday night drew closer, the reality I would be getting up at 3:30 a.m.
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But it also would be natural for the contributions to increase as the November elections drew closer.
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When the cutter drew closer, Commander Stone's crew told the freighter its plan over a crackly radio.
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Candidates not in the top fundraising tier also saw donations surge as the midterm elections drew closer.
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But as inauguration day drew closer, Peace Ball became a place for liberals to converge and comfort themselves.
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" As Kimber drew closer to the bike that was left behind, "I noticed that the tire was still spinning.
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Lane drew closer Friday, lingering overnight and into the weekend as it inundated parts of the state with historic rains.
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As the scheduled landing drew closer, everyone at JPL started shuffling to the various locations where they needed to be.
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The issue hit close to home for West, who evacuated his family as the wildfires drew closer to their home.
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As Saturday, August 22 22 drew closer, Guasti was contacted by Ryan Barrett, an administrator at community hub Metroid Database.
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But the show thrived as the 2008 election drew closer, with Sarah Palin providing no shortage of hot-topics material.
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By 2000, the fighting drew closer to its headquarters in Aleppo and its sprawling field station in nearby Tal Hadya.
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The House Democratic prosecutors made their final pleas to call the former national security adviser as the vote drew closer.
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As Saturday, August 6 2016 drew closer, Guasti was contacted by Ryan Barrett, an administrator at community hub Metroid Database.
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As it drew closer, the first thing I could make out was a red box under the belly of the drone.
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As the trial date drew closer, Waymo's claims grew considerably smaller, in part because the company hoped to expedite the proceedings.
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When death drew closer, a patient usually began to withdraw, not wanting to see people, and talking less if someone came.
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Over time, the smaller, more efficient system drew closer and closer to producing the same tracking data the OptiTrack rig had recorded.
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Civilians began fleeing after Islamic State fighters told them via loudspeakers to leave the center as fighting drew closer, the Observatory said.
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" "Even though we would never choose to go through something so terrible, each one of our family members drew closer to God.
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Chicago never drew closer than 15 points the rest of the way and finished with a season-low 11 fourth-quarter points.
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SPNY, up 0.52 percent, also advanced on a climb in oil prices as major Hurricane Harvey drew closer to the Texas Gulf Coast.
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And it's certainly bad for the people of Westeros as the threat of Whitewalkers drew closer in the seventh season's fifth episode, Eastwatch.
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Of course some of the groupies at Trump's rallies turn physically aggressive, a phenomenon that drew closer scrutiny and more alarm last week.
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With more than $21 million in digital revenue in 2017, the company drew closer to reaching its goal of $800 million by 2020.
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Each step felt important as we drew closer to what felt like some great doom that was upon us — or at least me.
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Louisville's lead swelled to 26 points early in the second half and the Tigers never drew closer than 13 points down the stretch.
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In some corners of the internet, though, you could sense an undercurrent of skepticism beginning to rise as the game's release drew closer.
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As the feeding hour drew closer, everyone began to move into the media center, which was located inside of a large sports arena.
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He'd been shot six times, and as the gunman drew closer, shooting at fallen bodies to make sure they were dead, Colon couldn't move.
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However, mindful of having yet another staff hole to fill, they ended up giving her the position as Mr. Short's departure date drew closer.
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Forecasters warned it could still be dangerous as it drew closer to Florida even if its eye did not make landfall in the state.
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A restructuring of Turkey's once untouchable military also drew closer, with a planned meeting between Erdogan and the already purged top brass brought forward.
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He then ran into "a wall of militarized police" that approached the restaurant and, as they drew closer, they fired "pepper pellets" into the air.
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Clemson's lead swelled to as many as 28 points, 59-31, with 13:28 remaining and the Buccaneers never drew closer than 22 points again.
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Yields have been on the rise as congressional Republicans drew closer to passing tax reform that would reduce the corporate tax rate to 20 percent.
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Few foreigners visit, for reasons I will get into, and as we drew closer, I began to wonder if this was such a great idea.
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A gofundme account set up for Anthony's family says the soccer player was able to save about 20 other students as the gunman drew closer.
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Feelings may have soured as the election drew closer, however, and Trump continued blasting the world's second-biggest economy as a job thief and currency manipulator.
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As they drew closer to Skyway, Farley asked a toll taker to talk to the passenger about using the phones at the top of the bridge.
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After McCann put Atlanta back on top, Pittsburgh drew closer in the eighth inning, scoring a run on Bryan Reynolds' triple into the right field corner.
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More recently, leftist Workers Party governments drew closer to Cuba and Brazil extended substantial loans to the Cuban government for projects such as modernizing Mariel port.
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Oil companies including Chevron and Schlumberger rose more than 1 percent, helped by a rise in oil prices as Hurricane Harvey drew closer to the mainland.
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U.S. forces drew closer to entering the Syrian conflict last month when the Trump administration joined France and the UK in airstrikes against Syrian military targets.
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Among the few people in the streets as one of the largest Atlantic hurricanes ever recorded drew closer, were John Rivers, 0003, and his three children.
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Wallabies supporters braced themselves as the World Cup drew closer: Could the team get past the division wrought by Folau's firing and pull together in time?
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As the two brothers drew closer, they saw him allegedly stabbing Mason with what the other 8-year-old described to police as a pink camouflage knife.
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Driving past fields of juvenile cotton plants as we drew closer to Oxford, Laymon issued a quick note of caution about the "brutal niceness" of the town.
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"I only found out about [the residency] two months before I went and as I drew closer all this tension was building up in me," she says.
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Ms. Dubey drew closer to extremist Hindu circles and began subscribing to a belief that Muslims planned to take over India by marrying and converting Hindu women.
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After falling behind in the third, Chicago drew closer with two runs in the fifth, courtesy of a Tim Anderson RBI double and Yoan Moncada RBI single.
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Senior administration officials met with Trump on Friday to discuss the issue, but there was no announcement as the expiration of the six-country ban drew closer.
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Energy shares, including Chevron and Schlumberger , rose nearly 1 percent, helped by a boost in oil prices as Hurricane Harvey drew closer to the Texas Gulf Coast.
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Clemson's lead swelled to as many as 21 points early in the second half and the Eagles never drew closer than 12 points the rest of the way.
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As the voting day drew closer and with a change in the party's leadership, M5S began arguing that Italy needed to renegotiate some rules with the EU instead.
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Civilians began fleeing after IS fighters told them via loudspeakers to leave the center as fighting drew closer, the UK-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights (SOHR) said.
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US to embassy families: Leave now As the election drew closer, the United States began to make moves to get some of its citizens out of the country.
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As the date for the meeting drew closer, American and North Korean officials staked out deeply divergent positions on how quickly the North should surrender its nuclear arsenal.
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But as we drew closer, we heard them praying for the Lord to intercede on Clarence Thomas's behalf, to rescue him from the scheming malice of Anita Hill.
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At the far end of the field lay a dark pile of what seemed like boulders, but as he drew closer, Lucius saw that they were frozen horses.
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Then, feeling besieged, the new officers drew closer together in a tight-knit camaraderie with its own codes and culture — the origin of today's blue wall of silence.
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WASHINGTON — The United Kingdom drew closer this week to exiting the European Union with a deal, and trade talks with China have led to a mild de-escalation.
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And the anticipation just got more intense as Kate's arrival drew closer, especially because there was someone telling them every minute how much time they had until Kate's arrival.
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With "Tilt" (1995) and "The Drift" (2006), he drew closer to matching his ambition to his creative visions — and to those that crept into his mind while he slept.
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National Republicans have started to pay more attention to Texas as O'Rourke drew closer to Cruz, a first-term senator who came into office as an anti-establishment candidate.
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Some investors have been betting on yuan strength as Beijing and Washington drew closer to a trade deal this month, giving the currency an unusual turn as a haven.
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As this year's event drew closer, Randy Orton was settled on as the favorite—and sure enough, there he was posing for the crowd at the end of the night.
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They were young, this couple, in their twenties, I guessed, but till they drew closer I couldn't make out their faces beyond seeing that one was male, the other female.
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White said the days that skewed toward smartphones tended to be on the weekends and as Christmas drew closer, when shoppers did not necessarily have access to desktop computers, White said.
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But Landler also shows that after Islamic radicals attacked and murdered American diplomats in Benghazi, Obama, who had been urged to intervene in Libya by Clinton, drew closer to her personally.
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If you were listening to music as the millennium drew closer, you might have believed the doomsdayers that this cycle of humanity had run of ideas and was fated to end.
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His job was at times threatened as the Russia investigation drew closer to Mr. Trump's inner circle and the president worked publicly and privately to undermine the department and its officials.
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As Irma drew closer to the third most populous state, officials warned the 220 million Floridians under mandatory evacuation orders that they were down to their last hours to make a decision.
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Clemson guard Marcquise Reed hit a jumper and Blossomgame scored on a dunk to push the lead to eight and High Point never drew closer than eight the rest of the night.
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For McGahn, too, the judicial effort has provided a reason to remain in the West Wing, even as his relationship with Trump deteriorated and the Russia probe drew closer to the President.
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He swept to victory when southerners tried to secede from united Yemen in 1994 and drew closer to Saudi Arabia, which he allowed to spread its radical Wahhabi form of Sunni Islam.
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But those events took place earlier in the evening before many in the crowd of 40,584 gave in to temperatures that hovered near 40 degrees and the clock drew closer to midnight.
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As we drew closer, I noticed the uppers' strangely courteous conduct now that there were swans on the boat, quite at odds with the decisive force it had taken to grab them.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn (Reuters) - Two U.S. states drew closer on Wednesday to legislating tougher restrictions on abortion with both Iowa and Tennessee seeking governors' signatures that would ban the procedure after 20 weeks.
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In mid-September, I spoke with some prominent advocates, and they had two primary fears as the September 30 deadline to extend CHIP's funding drew closer: Now both fears have come to pass.
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The Dutch election last month, in which Prime Minister Mark Rutte saw off a challenge from far-right rival Geert Wilders to win re-election, was also forecast as the vote drew closer.
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As the release of Aminé's debut album, Good For You, drew closer, the comedy continued with a fully costumed performance of "Wedding Crashers" on Late Night With Seth Meyers, followed by silly promotional videos.
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As the vote drew closer, the union claimed that hundreds of officers would retire en masse if the council rejected the contract — a threat local news stations and our daily paper reported as fact.
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The details of Salazar's suggestions could be as minor as what color socks Hasay should pack or a reminder to rest as her next 26.2-mile pursuit for a new American record drew closer.
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Suzuki creeps toward milestone as Marlins beat Cardinals ST. LOUIS — Ichiro Suzuki drew closer to a cherished major league milestone and helped the Miami Marlins maintain their place in the National League wild-card race.
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South Carolina officials said they were expecting storm surges of four to eight feet and wind gusts of 266 mph (213 kph) on Thursday, and told people to evacuate the coast as Dorian drew closer.
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Benevenuto said that attempting to track misinformation on WhatsApp has been extremely hard, due to the social network's encryption, but he said the fake news his monitor collected became increasing politicized as the election drew closer.
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Roy Cooper As the storm drew closer and residents in the Carolinas steeled themselves, Trump's political detractors found new ammunition to pummel the administration about its handling last year of Puerto Rico's woes following Hurricane Maria.
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BARCELONA — A confrontation in Catalonia drew closer on Saturday, as people camped out in scores of polling stations throughout the region, intent on keeping them open for Sunday's referendum in defiance of the Spanish government's orders.
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The Tigers then opened the second half on a 17-5 run to push the lead to 24 with 14:47 remaining and the Eagles never drew closer than 20 points the rest of the game.
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Emergency officials warned that the storm could dump up to 10 inches (25 centimeters) of rain, unleash landslides and dangerous flash floods and generate waves of up to 23 feet (7 meters) as the storm drew closer.
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Turkish-backed forces drew closer to the facility on Tuesday, according to The Wall Street Journal, and Kurdish forces who were training with the US there also set fire to portions of the base before their retreat.
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Last week, the U.K. and the EU seemingly drew closer when it came to their long-standing differences over the issue with Johnson agreeing that there could not be a customs border on the island of Ireland.
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But three months later, the benchmark had fallen into correction territory, a drop of 10 percent from its high, when signs China's economy may be slowing faster than expected unnerved investors and a Fed rate hike drew closer.
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As time drew closer to Paula's delivery date, she did not go into labor naturally -- and at 41 weeks pregnant, which is considered a late-term pregnancy, Kristi said that Paula's medical team decided to induce her labor.
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Jason To, 18, a university student who joined a march toward government offices, said he was afraid that if Hong Kong drew closer to mainland China, the city's residents would lose their right to protest and their free press.
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Ms. Sheil described her own sense of futility and discomfort as she heard from Ms. Chubbuck's loved ones, who asked her not to revisit the sad story, and as she drew closer to having to recreate the on-air shooting.
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Donald J. Trump drew closer to grasping the Republican presidential nomination with his victories in three states Tuesday night, and the chances of party leaders' wresting it from his hands at a contested convention were a bit more remote on Wednesday.
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South Carolina officials said they were expecting storm surges of 4 to 8 feet (1.2 to 2.4 metres) and wind gusts of 90 miles per hour (145 kph) on Thursday, and told people to evacuate the coast as Dorian drew closer.
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South Carolina officials said they were expecting storm surges of 4 to 8 feet (1.2 to 2.4 metres) and wind gusts of 90 miles per hour (145 kph) on Thursday, and told people to evacuate the coast as Dorian drew closer.
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Last week a deal was reached that would have begun the withdrawal in exchange for the Taliban's assurances that they would not harbor terrorists, but as the White House, the Taliban and the Afghan government drew closer to signing, fissures appeared in the agreement.
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People around the globe spent Tuesday night chewing their nails down to the bone as the U.S. presidential race drew closer to its ultimate conclusion with the election of Donald J. Trump, and many compared the experience to their favorite Netflix techno-dystopian binge watching experience.
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As the potential collision date drew closer, Merz says that ESA gathered data from the US Space Surveillance Network, an array of ground-based telescopes that track objects in orbit, and combined it with their internal data about the size and shape of the Aeolus spacecraft.
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Mr. Johnson has appeared interested in trying to move the mayor on the issue, but on Thursday, he drew closer to Mr. de Blasio and said that he would not support more money for the M.T.A. without guarantees from the authority that the money would be well spent.
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The analysis, which examined broadcast television advertising month-by-month, shows a sharp rise in the negative ads as the midterms drew closer, jumping from 43% of Republican ads in July to 53% in August and 59% in September once the general-election season kicked into high gear.
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I spent some time with him in North Carolina last May, before this unholy mess, and kept in touch through occasional phone calls as the election drew closer and professional handicappers gave him even odds or better to wrest a House seat that Republicans had held for 55 years.
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Mr. Duterte, who took office on June 30, has presented something of a diplomatic headache for the United States, aiming a stream of invectives at this country even as he drew closer to China and gave a two-year deadline for United States troops to pack up and leave the Philippines.
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In a frenzy of last-minute negotiations, Republicans drew closer to agreement on nudging the corporate tax rate to 210 percent, up from the 13 percent in the bills that passed the House and Senate but still lower than the current 21 percent corporate rate, according to a lawmaker and a person briefed on the discussions.
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