Sentence examples for door looms from inspiring English sources

Sparks shoot from their heels, but it's much too late: the big door looms.

A cracked door looms ominously in a row of opaque panels that suggest a laboratory; a crimson velvet chaise longue conjures both Victorian respectability and a touch of Dorian Gray-style corruption.

The door leads on to the forecourt of a small shopping mall, and next door, looming yellowly beside the river that marks the border with Singapore, is Legoland.

At 2.30am I find myself, finally, at the front of the line, mic in hand, door looming ahead of me, totally at a loss for what to say.

Massive hangar doors loom open, but rusted in place.

The war next door certainly looms large.

Locals expect it to become a resort; the five-star Mövenpick hotel looms next door.

A Brooklyn couple moves into their ideal 'glass box in the sky,' but with construction looming next door, their views may already be imperiled.

A winding cattle pen funnels you in pairs towards the door, where the bouncers loom, radiating all the approachability of an IED.

And then a face peers around the door, followed by a looming tall boy with his hands in his pockets.

For over a century, the iconic Domino Sugar Factory, which shut its doors a decade ago, has loomed on the Brooklyn waterfront, an enigmatic, forgotten carapace.