Sentence examples for gloom looms from inspiring English sources

The names of these sets are: The Loathsome Library, The Dilemma Deepens and The Gloom Looms.

But the gloom loomed on the weekends, adding to the intrigue of Woods's play Sunday at the Farmers Insurance Open.

As another workweek loomed, irritability, fear and gloom became common.

Monsters loom out of the gloom; ghosts rattle their chains.

The first surprise was his desk, looming in the stygian gloom of his battleship-grey office.

This I obediently did, clinging wildly to my skis as the Westgipfelhutte loomed out of the gloom.

(1974) beautifully contrasts a water tower looming in the nighttime gloom with the delicate bright lights at the gas pumps and gas station.

Adding to the gloom was further confirmation that inflationary pressures loom large in Europe, giving the European Central Bank little space to cut interest rates.

Figures loom out of a low-lit, smoke-wreathed gloom: a dancer, a frantic percussionist, a couple of middle-aged men in wheelchairs, and, most intriguingly, a spaceman wandering the streets of Kinshasa.

These areas feel entirely disconnected from the doom and gloom of the rest of the world's daily disaster-looming headlines.

Much of the encroaching gloom stems from the grasp – by readers and characters alike – that disaster looms.