Sentence examples for Is premonition from inspiring English sources

My favourite work is Premonition, a smaller canvas by Sergey Shablavin.

"Of course it would have been lovely to bring the original from Madrid but that might be a little impractical: so Weeping Woman can take its place". One of the most chilling pictures is Premonition, by German artist Walter Nessler.

Her biggest opening weekend is Premonition, which opened to $17 million.

"As I was leaving, I had a premonition that I was going to marry that guy," she said.

We would do well to pay attention to journalist Chris Hedges' premonition that "Revolt Is All We Have Left".

But from the moment I bought my ticket I had a premonition that I wouldn't be returning to New York anytime soon.

Even so, some of his most moving poetry came later and was inspired by the trench warfare and casualties of World War I: "A Premonition: Cambridge, October, 1913"; "The Undergraduate Killed in Battle: Oxford, 1915"; "Sonnet: Oxford, 1916"; and "The Darkest Hour: Oxford, 1917".

Suddenly, in the middle of that conversation or double monologue, I had a premonition and I started moving stealthily toward one of the windows in the living room, a ridiculous little bull's-eye window, in a corner, too close to the main window to serve any useful purpose.

"I had a premonition that once I found a place to shoot my film I would also find a woman who would play the grandmother.

Is the absence of flags foretelling an omen of an endgame, a premonition perhaps?

A few days later, I have a premonition that Angelyne is in Caracas, working for the CIA.