Sentence examples for it looms like from inspiring English sources

Today it looms like a cemetery marker.

It looms like Oz, a city worth getting to.

It looms like a mother ship for both gallery-jammed Chelsea, to the north, and the puttering West Village, to the south.

There are many great challenges ahead for this country but our future in the EU (or outside it) looms like a new moon in the winter sky.

Its heaviness and scale are antithetical to the city over which it looms, and its function seems like a repudiation of Dresden's professed devotion to peace: since 1897, the arsenal has served as a military museum.

The star of The Americans is not the KGB, but the house where these agents live, even as it looms on the screen like something out of a horror movie.

You don't notice it until you bump into it; it looms over the little alleyways like a big cargo ship in a small fishing village, with porters trundling chairs, tables and bric-a-brac in and out of its loading bays as a fair cross section of Parisian society 5,000 people a day streams through its front doors and up and down its escalators.

Sometimes it looms big in our lives (like when we are diagnosed with a terminal disease as did Patrick Swayze); sometimes it slips in almost unobserved (like when we are greeted at home by a spouse or child after work).

(It "loomed up like the Parthenon... to me," Arlen said).

And here it is, looming like a giant stuffed bat on a stick, the easiest target on Broadway.

I had put off being an adult for as long as I could, and it had loomed like a cloud.