Sentence examples for a premonition that something from inspiring English sources

Two days before the ground shook, Ai Zongling said, she had a premonition that something terrible was going to happen.

Summer didn't reveal that she had cancer: "My wife had much more of a premonition that something was wrong.

Did a friend of missing country singer Craig Strickland have a premonition that something was going to go wrong when they set off on a duck hunting trip.

Every step carries a premonition that something might happen, a sense of foreboding and latent violence that Ms. Loktev creates by amplifying ordinary sounds, applying small doses of portentous music and cutting abruptly between shots.

It seems as though the voters of Clark County almost had a premonition that something bad was coming.

You see, I had a premonition that "something bad" would happen, because the way things were headed, with those huge, out-of-control crowds at the end of the night, somebody was bound to get shot.

Instantly I had a premonition that much more than a fowl was cooking.

And at that moment, for reasons you will never quite understand, you are overcome by the feeling, the premonition, that something in your life is about to change.

I had a premonition that if we went to the South Pole something would happen to us, but I couldn't find a good reason to cancel the trip.

I had a premonition that if we went to the South Pole something would happen to us that we might not be able to undo.

We assented with something like relief -- and perhaps a premonition that end-of-vacation reality was about to reclaim us to a more frugal world.