Sentence examples for a dark omen from inspiring English sources

On Friday, that message was passed around like a dark omen.

Being taken to school by the likes of Mitch McConnell is not only humiliating but a dark omen for the future.

All of which sounded like a dark omen for Hollande's three-year-old socialist government, which has made little progress with reform.

The attack has divided Bulgaria's journalistic community, with some viewing it as a dark omen about press freedom in the country and others saying it was a tragedy but unlikely to have been linked to her writing.

Many Republican strategists viewed the results as a dark omen three months ahead of Election Day, saying they illustrate the limits of Trump's ability to boost candidates, particularly in suburban areas where the president's popularity has suffered.

Perhaps worst, the trend casts a dark omen to the rapid changes man has injected into the climate -- the superheating of the planet by human activity.

A few days later, Ginor, of Hudson Valley Foie Gras, was feeling moderately hopeful in spite of the dark omen in the West.

Sinai attacks: Dark omen for Egypt?

These dark omens were never realised.

But there were still so many dark omens.

Libiih missed two chances in three minutes shortly before half-time and the appearance of Roger Milla for the second half was full of dark omens for England's wobbly defenders.