Sentence examples for threatening around from inspiring English sources

A Muslim crescent curls threatening around the southern and eastern edges of Europe.

Later, as we drove toward the security barriers, I was reminded, approaching the reactors, of the wounded, lying dragons in Ursula Le Guin's Earthsea Quartet — the slightest movement or upheaval, of heaven and of earth, seemed terribly threatening around them.

For example, if a diabetic patient enters the hospital complaining about numbness in their toes, instead of immediately assuming the cause is their diabetes, the clinician could monitor their blood flow and oxygen saturation, and potentially determine if there's something more threatening around the corner, like an aneurism or a stroke.

The latest planned closures, which threaten around 800 jobs, come on top of the 168 shops already identified for closure by Deloitte.

I remember reading a piece by Toure where he described feeling threatened around some music-industry members who were also mobsters.

In recent years, several plants have shut down before their licenses expired, and more early closings are planned or threatened around the country.

The stores bought are among the 164 stores earmarked for closure by Deloitte last week, which threatens around 800 jobs and comes on top of the 168 shop closures and 760 job cuts already announced.

Despite the valuable ecosystem services provided by mangrove ecosystems they remain threatened around the globe.

Lymphatic filariasis has threatened around 1.3 billion people in 81 countries and infected approximately 120 million people worldwide in developing and under-developed countries.

"Somewhere around, I guess when it was threatened, around '95.

While this whale appears quite content playing in the waters, many whales are threatened around the world.