Sentence examples for looming closure from inspiring English sources

Most of Thursday's newspapers carried front page headlines about the looming closure of Tata Steel in Port Talbot.

Linear TV still rules – witness the outcry over the looming closure of the BBC3 TV channel – but the shift to on-demand gains pace, with a record 3bn TV and radio programmes requested on the BBC's iPlayer, led by the reassuringly old-school, BBC2's Top Gear.

He described the shop's looming closure as "devastating".

Working New Yorkers are off to a very rough year, and the looming closure of bus and subway lines across the city may prove the cruelest cut of all.

For months, looming closures seemed inevitable.

A slate of school closures looms, the resolution didn't touch on the issue of recruiting better teachers and the contract unloaded decisions such as merit pay and the inclusion of student surveys in teacher evaluations to far-off committees.

Huge costs are associated with the Central Asian supply lines, and NATO's supply line through Russia is already under a looming danger of closure due to friction over missile defence plans.

Nobody likes being searched on their way into a club, but with the constant threat of closure looming over every British nightclub like an incoming thunderstorm, we now more than ever need to respect their right to make sure we aren't bringing inappropriate items in with us.

The Chicago Teachers Union and Mayor Rahm Emanuel's administration are clashing once again over looming Chicago Public School closures and what the CTU calls a "proliferation" of charter schools in the city.

With the closure date looming, scant rumours and secondhand news is everywhere.

Beside the prospect of closures, another looming problem, Patel warned, is that a two-tier system is developing in Britain's care homes.