Sentence examples for he loomed again from inspiring English sources

Here he loomed again.

The shadow of the 2016 primaries, and the endless argument about superdelegates, loomed again.

He double-faulted for break point, changed his wrist band then hit long to go 3-1 down, and defeat loomed again.

In the near distance, Atocha loomed again, no longer what it had been, no longer what any of us, Spanish or not, wanted it to be.

Now as overtime wound down, and penalty kicks loomed again, it was Rapinoe who raced like a madwoman to inbound a ball that Canada had kicked over the line.

The spectre of another British Airways strike loomed again this week and there was little sympathy in evidence for either side, but WINGSPAR had some harsh words for the would-be strikers.

In 1925, the spectre of deportation loomed again, but a Scottish anarchist named James Colton offered to marry her and provide British citizenship.

Though he avoids mentioning famine because the spectre of it may be looming again, he uses the memory of past debacles to prick Western consciences.

But when he graduates from college, uncertainty will loom again.

The Dickensian image looms again when Hurlston cites another initiative he devised.

Now, that necessity looms again.