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on the horizon
adjective as in imminent
adjective as in impending
Example Sentences
Yet he now faces a challenge to get back into peak shape and compete against gymnasts who are considerably younger, with the English Championships, the British Championships and the Commonwealth Games all on the horizon next year.
As the sun began to sink on the horizon, the last car of the day pulled out of the car wash — a sparkling clean Tesla.
“The credit market seems to be providing a barometer that there may be risks on the horizon.”
“There’s not that much on the horizon in terms of these costs that suggest real relief is in sight,” she said.
However, there are signs of a recovery on the horizon.
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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.
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