Sentence examples for looms in the second from inspiring English sources

Creighton, a dangerous 7 seed, looms in the second round.

If Fish gets past Nieminen, a match against Roddick looms in the fourth round.

A rematch with Murray, which looms in the fourth round, seems more likely than not given Wawrinka's draw.

Oil cartel OPEC's Vienna headquarters on Wednesday said the global oil stocks were more comfortably supplied than current high prices suggest, but that it would need to tackle a surplus looming in the second quarter.

(It is no accident that redundancies loom in the first series of The Office).

War loomed in the first half of the year after northern air raids and a southern counter-attack by land.

With interest payments approaching $200 million a year -- and with $250 million in scheduled asbestos claims looming in the fourth quarter -- bankruptcy was unavoidable.

Because he has been a manager for 30 seasons, his version of dangerous is someone who is looming in the ninth inning when a team is trying to protect a one-run lead.

When a receding sound has a perceptual effect in the sense that it makes the orthographic plw look more convincingly receding or less looming then it could be expected that performance (the ability to correctly indicate the interval with the plw that is most looming) in the first type of trial is better than in the second type of trial.

It shows Mr. Lurie ambitiously trying out some bold compositions, notably two-shots in which one character's head looms in the foreground while the second person blurs into the background, and a commensurate level of narrative ambition that goes awry in the execution.

Cable looms in the wings.