How to use "closer" in a sentence

6.00 pm My second night in the canyon is moving closer

As we got closer to Egypt, I went upstairs to the glass room at the top of the ship

We came closer to the light, and I could see trees on the ocean floor.

"I want all three of you to go to your rooms, now!" The ship came closer

She had the strange but comforting feeling that she was somehow travelling closer to God.

Moving closer to her, he said, 'Do you know the address of those people who've just left your room?'

Valjean moved closer to the mirror and read the lines again, not wanting to believe them

"Yes, closer! Help me!" he shouts, and it is then that he sees the strange expression on her face again

He moves a little closer.

Or something closer? Something inside the house? The sound of breaking glass? The noise of the front door opening? A voice in the dark?

He wants to sit down to look at them and moves closer to the edge.

Give that to your grandmother." For a second, the woman moved a little closer

Cham pulled her closer

Closer, closer to the strange district..

"Really? Tell me." Cham moved a little closer

It was closer than I thought, much closer

At first Vivienne thought that, she was imagining the change in temperature, but the closer she drew to the end of the corridor, the colder it got

The traffic thinned out as they drove farther from the heart of town, closer to the looming black mountains that thrust into the last electric-purple light in the western sky.

Black figures in twos and threes moved forwards, stopped, watched, and moved again, getting closer and closer to the pit.

The man, who looked very well built, tried to move in closer, but my brother hit him in the face

As they got closer they saw- more and more people, all tired and dirty

I walked closer to the house, but the face suddenly disappeared.

When we got closer, we saw that George was inside the blazer

As I came closer to home, an idea started to form in my mind.