Sentence examples for looms here from inspiring English sources

The Woolworth Building, on Broadway at Park Place, looms here as Gilbert's most important project.

Of course, the same problem now looms here, for the opposite reason.

The tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina looms here in New Orleans, an event for which I had every intention of lowering my head and keeping quiet.

She was a great tobacco heiress and an early benefactor of the Met's, and she looms here stiff and formidable, decked out in fur-trimmed lace.

By Thomas Beller May 29, 2015 The tenth anniversary of Hurricane Katrina looms here in New Orleans, an event for which I had every intention of lowering my head and keeping quiet.

Although the speakers agree in each of these cases that these states must be of something that is, the problem of intentionality looms here, by his merely raising the possibility that some states might on occasion be of what is not, in particular of what is not the case or what does not exist.

Looking at the forest instead of the trees — and in particular noting that wages are still flat — and it's hard to see an inflation problem looming here.

"We have a real crisis situation looming here," Ms. Block told the insurers, noting that many Medicare beneficiaries had been unable to fill prescriptions at their pharmacies.

Prices have been skyrocketing this year because of severe shortages, and the system has been barely fending off rolling blackouts, which loomed here again this afternoon.

Consumers have spent more than a year being reminded by Osborne how desperate Britain's plight had become, and warned that if they didn't tighten their belts the fate that befell Portugal or Greece would loom here too.

People want to know, what does this mean for me?" Although Detroit's slide from an industrial powerhouse into financial ruin had been long and slow, and the prospect of bankruptcy has loomed here for months, residents were only beginning to wrestle with how the move might change life.