Sentence examples for threatening skies from inspiring English sources

Today, Paris is the city glancing nervously at threatening skies.

The match, which was played under threatening skies, began two hours late.

Under threatening skies, Safina relied on her resilience and powerful serve to secure the championship in just 69 minutes.

Under threatening skies we paddle through Reynolds Channel to Gilgo Beach before late-afternoon thunder drives us from the water.

Who can do for New York, in the wake of 9/11, what the young Scorsese, De Niro, and Keitel did for the city in earlier years, and under less threatening skies?

Thankfully, for many states, threatening skies have been replaced by a front of quintessential summer weather – 80 degrees and sunny – which means it's time to pack an overnight bag and head for the open road.

At night, the threatening sky slowly brightens, and the fear of rain is definitively swept away.

Richard Broughton, an IHS Technology analyst, contends that a combined Vodafone/Liberty Global would create another pan-European player that could compete at scale for sports rights with the right backing and therefore threaten Sky.

Despite fears of thundery showers, threatening grey skies produced no rain.

"I had a 29 before in a tournament as a rookie," Webb said after her round of nine birdies and two bogeys under rain-threatening skies, "but I don't think I've ever been 11 under after two rounds in a major before".

He saw our awful towers threatening the sky and Grover Whalen reaching up and dusting off a star.