Sentence examples for looming success from inspiring English sources

Flushed with the glow of looming success, they make a bet over which one of them will bed the attractive new temporary secretary who has begun working in the office.

His ability to stir up a meditative 60-minute mix and follow with a punchy nighttime club set is a ringing indication of a looming success.

But by the end of "The Sound of No Hands Clapping," twin specters loom: success and happiness, with no celebrities attached.

Recent anti-progressive electoral upsets in the US and UK, combined with potential successes looming for similar sentiment in upcoming European polls, are conspiring to give democracy a bad name in some circles.

Winston Churchill once famously paraphrased: "Democracy is the worst form of government except for all the others". Recent anti-progressive electoral upsets in the US and UK, combined with potential successes looming for similar sentiment in upcoming European polls, are conspiring to give democracy a bad name in some circles.

I also feel this way: a looming sense that my success is due to luck and not any real performance of my own.

With the military's relaxed, if not enthusiastic, attitude toward the mapouka, success looms large for Les Tueuses -- at least until the next dance craze.

Beyond the current investments, the past indicators of Britain's success loom large over the entire European startup industry.

"So why, with so much left to do, and under a looming deadline, do I say that success is still within our reach?

Mr. Schundler said that given the enormous problems that he inherited, his successes loomed far larger than any failings, especially when his record was compared with Mr. McGreevey's in Woodbridge.

SeaTac raised the minimum wage to cries of looming disaster but met those doubts with success.