Sentence examples similar to an offer looms from inspiring English sources
Thing Four: Sequestration Looming: Senate Democrats made an offer to avoid the so-called sequester yesterday, but it's an offer Republicans are likely to refuse.
If creditors reject Mr Orr's offer bankruptcy looms.
It seems to be a street scene with a building, a prison, looming up; a woman offers an elderly man behind bars a breast and he drinks.
But even if the offer succeeds, a fight looms over the remainder of Kabel Deutschland's shares.
But their trade has been shaken over the last few decades as power looms offer a cheaper and faster way to produce the same goods, six to 12 meters of material a day, depending on the design; it can take a weaver weeks to create the same amount.
Ryan gave few specifics, though there are few specifics he could offer with a lockout looming.
Mr. Kyl's comments offered a preview of a fight looming in the Senate, which plans to vote this week on the proposal to extend the payroll tax "holiday" enacted last December.
Economists embraced this multiplier because it seemed to offer a solution to a looming problem: a possible repeat of the Great Depression after wartime stimulus was withdrawn, and when new rounds of deficit spending might be impossible because of the federal government's huge, war-induced debt.
In July 2004, two months before the existing agreement's looming expiration date of September 15, the owners led with an opening offer to the NHLPA.
Tumblr, on the other hand, protected itself from losing customers by doing what they've done for a while now... simply signal very clearly to new arrivals that "Censorship" is looming, and offer a lot of information about the Senate's and the House of Representatives' respective 'reform' bills.
