the only cloud on the horizon

The only cloud on the horizon was a boy called Dennis Dawson.

And Hundley's elbow is not the only cloud on the horizon.

The only cloud on the horizon is the surge in poaching fuelled by China's hunger for rhino horn.

The only cloud on the horizon was Mr. van der Beek's manner towards her: cool, almost cold, meticulously polite too, so that she became tongue-tied and avoided him as much as possible, and that, she reflected, wasn't difficult.

For Mr. Groening and the creative team behind "The Simpsons," the only cloud on the horizon is the program's new time slot, Thursdays at 8 P.M., directly opposite NBC's "Cosby Show," the most popular television comedy of the 1980's.

Mayor Elwell said the only clouds on the horizon he could see involve stiff competition and serious traffic problems that could potentially be generated by the Xanadu entertainment, retail and office complex that is planned for a site farther west on Route 3, on land surrounding the Meadowlands sports complex.

The only cloud on the horizon were a couple of official protests after the wins at West Ham (about the use of Kingston at reserve) and Hackney (about the injury to Eric Boothroyd), but the authorities eventually found in favour of the Dukes so the points were secure.