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horizon

[huh-rahy-zuhn] / həˈraɪ zən /


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“We do not see anything on the horizon that’s going to turn this ship.”

From The Wall Street Journal

The bus made its way out of Washington, crossed Maryland and Pennsylvania, and then stopped in Cleveland, Columbus and finally Cincinnati as the sun rose over the horizon.

From Salon

However, he said "growth is on the horizon," pointing to the UK government's financial backing for the country's manufacturing sector.

From Barron's

I did nothing to earn the snow-capped mountain on the horizon and yet there it is, filling my eyes and soul with wonder.

From The Wall Street Journal

Shifting a reporting horizon from three months to six months hardly qualifies as “long term.”

From Barron's