Sentence examples for gathering storm clouds from inspiring English sources

The dominant feeling is of gathering storm clouds.

About the 120th lap, Nascar officials announced that the race would be cut to 175 laps because of darkness and gathering storm clouds.

The weakening picture, which also saw a second month of declining employment, comes after George Osborne warned of a cocktail of threats and gathering storm clouds in the world economy wreaking havoc on global trade.

Pictorial design and execution are as important as the characters here.In the opening scene, for instance, against a montage of gathering storm clouds, bare branches and rain-swept waters, Mr. Neame establishes the somber mood in which the poor boy who is later known as Oliver comes into the world.

8 p.m., Blue Note, 131 West Third Street, Greenwich Village, (212 475-8592; $30.(Sinagra) ONEIDA (Tonight) The Brooklyn noise-rockers Oneida are a versatile bunch, sliding album to album from hard squall to heavy riffs to Krautrock precision--and, more recently, to droning meditations that seem a sonic correlate to time-lapse images of gathering storm clouds.

With only a fortnight to go before he stands up in parliament to repeat his warning of gathering storm clouds and the even more fear-inducing cocktail of threats from a worsening global economy, he is morphing, if only in this respect, into Gordon Brown, who always had a keen eye for a stealth tax.

But right now (and despite those gathering storm-clouds) it seems churlish to argue against her brand of old-school artistic patronage.

it's not that we don't stand in awe of Google's electric grid, or the giddy ascent of secret startups, or the slowly gathering storm of the Cloud in general.

It is a welcome surprise, then, when one of the globe's most senior investment bankers instructs his troops of hungry dealmakers to rein in their pursuit of revenues — even if a cynic's eye might spot a not quite elegant attempt to head off gathering public relations storm clouds.

Let's include new voices, not least (although not only) because our ecosystem needs them; and let's keep an eye on those gathering wisps of storm clouds on the horizon, lest we wrongly pretend they're nothing until it's too late.

With storm clouds gathering, something witchy this way comes.