Some observers speak forebodingly of 1914, but the most immediate result of this war will likely be to undermine the Israeli consensus for territorial compromise with the Palestinians, shatter the fragile Lebanese polity, and radicalize more Muslims in the region and beyond.
Just before he is executed, he raises his arm and cries, "Long live Communism!" Though "Chronicle in Stone" ends with the German occupation of the city, it gapes, forebodingly, at the postwar Albanian world.
Of course, Tocqueville was aware of the dangers of this kind of sleepless communitarianism; he wrote forebodingly about stifling conformism, the tyranny of the majority, the soft despotism of modern equality.
"We are in a pre-revolutionary situation," intelligent people will say,, and then talk forebodingly of the rentree chaude, in September.
As for Sonny's & Rickey's, mold still scales the outside walls, street to roof, and its steel door continues to dangle, forebodingly, three feet clear from where it once met the building, like a dislocated shoulder.
This (rather distractingly and forebodingly named) young man, Adolf Hammer, is a former high school classmate of Blanca's; his failures at mathematics and Latin, delivered at the hands of Jewish teachers, feed his pre-existing anti-Semitism.
A forebodingly steep outdoor staircase.
Google Marmozets – two sets of siblings, some still in their teens – and you'll see them described, forebodingly, as a math-rock band.
In an episode forebodingly entitled 'Doomsday', Rose, the Doctor's companion for two series, was sent to a parallel dimension.
Into the Cave opens proceedings with a bassline as forebodingly funky as anything A Certain Ratio could muster, whereas Bunkerpop's mechanical rhythms and icy synths recall Joy Division's Isolation.
Two young women sitting near us watched forebodingly.
