Sentence examples for looming down from inspiring English sources

It's the unmistakable yellow blob of Donald Trump, looming down, yelling from a podium.

The decor reflects her 1930s heyday with vintage packing cases, furs and a giant portrait of her looming down from the bedroom wall.

There it stands in its immediacy and mix of moods, looming down on the Londoner from St Paul's, the Monument, Greenwich, Kensington, Hampton Court and the remnant of his City churches.

"I looked up at the towers rising above me, overgrown with greenery, and suddenly I shivered with fear as I saw a giant frozen smile looming down at me," wrote the novelist Pierre Loti in 1912, describing the extraordinary temple of Bayon.

There are mountains, too, grey crags looming down like broken teeth, some tinged with snow.

Many don't want to be tied to one desk at one company with one boss looming down one hallway.

With a presidential election looming, Downing Street is also clear Bush's focus is now on the ballot box.

Some could not be there in person so Chris Martin and Calvin Harris loomed down from screens, via jittering Skype connections.

But that criticism cannot be levelled at the vista that unfolds as you drive west on the Trans-Canadian highway from Calgary to the Banff National Park, where the Rocky Mountains loom down in front of you.

Yet the small, pale face that floated like an apparition on my television set has nothing in common with the monumental head that loomed down from the movie screen, devouring both the mise en scène and my attention.

Somehow the squad has got to get higher up for evac; there's a lift, but it's exposed to the outside and an enemy chopper looms down.