Sentence examples for then looms from inspiring English sources

And then looms the daunting realization that the tailored pet the protagonist thought was just for her, something exclusive and unique, is quite the opposite.

And then looms the daunting realisation that the tailored pet the protagonist thought was just for her, something exclusive and unique, is quite the opposite.

Bankruptcy will then loom large.

Gee's missteps, then, loomed large.

And then loomed another crisis on the horizon.

The arguments in favour of revaluation will then loom much larger.

"Then, looming in front of me was a big, big pile of rocks.

Lithuania, then, loomed as another opponent for the United States to pummel before the supposed real tests: Argentina, then three games in the knockout rounds.

But the threat that many executives saw was not the credit crisis then looming — it was the threat of excessive litigation and overregulation.

Two other highly contentious issues then loom: a decision on whether to open membership negotiations with Turkey, and agreement on the next six-year budget programme.The combination of a Europe-wide malaise about the EU with such matters of controversy could prove explosive.

But his system of pencil notes on scraps of paper is also a work of fortifications and defenses, unique in the history of literature, by means of which the smallest and most innocent things might be saved from destruction in the "great times" then looming on the horizon.