Sentence examples for a forewarning of from inspiring English sources

Mexicans got a forewarning of the possible effect this week.

"A forewarning of this attack allowed everyone to act proactively for a change.

A forewarning of this was how Flanders suffered disproportionately from the bursting of the dotcom bubble a few years ago.

The ambivalent look in the eyes of the Italian Captain Negri in the closing scene is perhaps a forewarning of the coming disaster for the Somali people.

Counting is a defence against the uncertain or unexpected – a deterrent against another economic crash, perhaps, or a forewarning of social unrest.

At a similar pro-Ukraine rally in the port city of Sevastopol, the demonstrators were attacked by a group of whip-wielding Cossacks, in a forewarning of the possible violence in the coming months.

Each time talks with EU negotiators hit a deadlock or it appeared as if Britain might crash out of the bloc without any deal whatsoever, the value of the pound plummeted in an ominous forewarning of what could lie ahead.

It is an eerie forewarning of what is happening today in America as government methodically closes and destroys public schools, while parents valiantly resist this unconstitutional takeover of one of the last vestiges of our nation's democracy.

Yes, these realities and tragedies could serve as a forewarning, yet most of the time, it doesn't.

Maybe we should have taken the climax of the opening ceremony as a forewarning: though no fault of its own, the 1980 United States hockey team will always represent a mixing of sport with political attitudes and agendas.

Nikonov pointed to last year's bombings at the Boston Marathon as an example of forewarning of Russian militant activity in the United States that he said U.S. authorities "ignored".