Sentence examples for lurks from inspiring English sources

Romney maintains his status as the favorite for the Republican nomination, but potential trouble lurks down the road.

Amid the euphoria of the royal and presidential visits, she reminded the panel and the audience that there still lurks the tip of an iceberg with the world "default" written on it.

Brash modernities are hidden (the telephone lurks behind a model ship).

In virtually every outdoor scene a policeman lurks in the corner of the frame, while barricades and riot shields are part of the landscape.

And there lurks the faint hope that one of pop's most unpredictable talents – someone who has thrilled both critics and punters – might finally follow-up one of the most memorable albums of the 90s.

Related: Labour expected to gain in northern England, but Ukip lurks in wait However, the British people are more than just (very, very) dissatisfied with Westminster.

When she's not got her nose stuck in a book, GrrlScientist is very active on twitter @GrrlScientist and lurks on social media: facebook, G+, LinkedIn, and Pinterest.

Significantly, the study itself does not claim to prove a causation – leaving open the possibility to discuss the pink elephant that lurks in the room behind all social discussions of problem drinking: the prevalent, if sometimes well-camouflaged, existence of actual alcoholics.

Netherlands still lurks just behind.

So cutting benefits, many say, would cost jobs.Behind this debate lurks the darker shadow of America's long-term unemployed.

However, the demand from the borough of Queens alone is for 53,500.Meanwhile, somewhere in the background lurks Mr Giuliani's great enemy, George Pataki.