Sentence examples for a certain premonition from inspiring English sources
Suddenly being, so it seemed, prompted by a certain premonition, she picked up the iron pot, placed it on her head and said, 'Come on, children,' and leaving the road entered the thickets and led the way, parting the bushes and the high weeds as she traveled alongside the open fields.
Is the absence of flags foretelling an omen of an endgame, a premonition perhaps?
The writing's departure from idiom here is a clue – or a premonition.
Some of its recurrent images -- a railroad crossing, a rushing river -- carry a premonition of mortal danger, and you watch nervously, certain that something terrible is going to happen.
Hitler himself declared a last-minute premonition of a Normandy landing.
A premonition of an attack on Iran.
Arnold Schoenberg heard it as a premonition of atonality, a call for freedom from convention.
A premonition appears in a sea of blue; the ghostly semicircle of the moon.
Was it a nightmare premonition of their actual marriage?
A fugitive premonition occurs to me: This can't last forever.
Did Abraham Lincoln have a specific premonition of his death?
