Sentence examples for starting to loom from inspiring English sources

"That's really starting to loom".

By this point, exams were starting to loom at school and my absence seizures were making it hard to study.

Murray's error, going long, then makes it deuce and the fifth set is really starting to loom.

As an outside observer, it sometimes seems that the business school is starting to loom over the economics department.

One of Mr Tung's many failings is that he has refused even to open a discussion about what sort of electoral system Hong Kong should have, although the date of 2007 is starting to loom larger.

Instead, they exist in a constant fug that I took for cigarette smoke or tear gas, but that slowly resolves itself into a nimbus of ill-defined needs — a haze of becoming, with the foothills of adulthood starting to loom ahead.

But when the stock is falling, overlooked problems start to loom large.

These tiny incidents start to loom very large, even what's in your sandwich," he said.

Between Boulmer and Craster the haunting skeleton of Dunstanburgh Castle starts to loom from its promontory.

But as mid-term elections start to loom in 2014, nervous Democrats in Congress may start to balk at supporting all his efforts, especially on hot button issues like gun control.

And how you live with that, when you hit your 60s and death suddenly starts to loom large in your life in a way that you never thought possible when you're young".