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• Off New Hamburg, Diamond Reef looms up from the bottom.
• Chicago looms up from the plains as we ride in from the airport.
• Suddenly, a police checkpoint looms up ahead.
• The six concrete flak towers loom up from parks, standing guard like brooding castles.
• The Baptist College, now well under way, looms up to the northward ."
• Seen from above, Rio winds and twists among big hills that loom up all over.
• And that just made the Saint Laurent specter loom up in Ford's collection like a haunting shadow.
• It suddenly looms up, blocking my path, and I feel like I'll never get over it.
• They loom up through a mist that hangs over the slate-gray water and permits nothing to be seen clearly.
• "I like the way the Stone House still looms up on that hilltop, where the wind blows all the time.
• Its castle location looms up over the flat surroundings, but you'll find the best view of the Mississippi River here.
• The towering steel skeleton of a future 270-room hotel looms up over the parking lot, promising even more jobs to come.
• On the other side of the road, Mount Kerkeslin looms up, and we'd just passed Mount Christie and Mount Brussels.
• He has learned a lot from dub reggae : sounds disappear into their own echoes, or slow riffs loom up out of the electronic murk.
• Another island looms up, topped with grunting sea lions, among them a 300-pound ( 136-kilogram ) male defending his harem.
• There is a thick fog in the air and Tuppence is startled when a policeman looms up out of the mist just near to the White House.
• An unsigned path looms up on the left, that leads to the Bundoora campus of La Trobe University and is surveyed by a lone park bench.
• Bushes and trees loom up out of the darkness; gently sloping lawns become treacherous slopes, scalable only by climbing sideways or crawling on hands and knees.
• By tradition they had sent much of their wealth back home, investing it most visibly in their enormous mansions, which loom up from the red earth every few miles.
• A plane carried me in comfort up the western coast of the continent, where mountain ranges loom up sharply and glaciers creep down their sides to cave into the Pacific.