Sentence examples for any premonition from inspiring English sources

"One will freeze to death without any premonition or preventive measures," he warned.

And no one had any premonition that he would become the pitcher that he did.

He committed early to sustainability — not necessarily out of any premonition about the environment but because to be sustainable was to be local.

If his words had any premonition, it was simply reality: that he was a young black man in a city where young black men are all too often victims – or suspects – of homicide.

So, no, I didn't have any premonition that it was going to happen.

Moments of everyday activities as simple as the boys flossing their teeth or the mother slowly crunching away at day-old bread add more to the growing anxiety of the film's atmosphere than any premonition of actual evil or fantasy.

But were there any premonitions of his acting talent?

And he mercilessly evaluates the physical attributes of the models and actresses he hires for his commercials, looking for any "premonitions of aging," any signs of "future elderliness".

During an interview-in-depth with Alben, the writer found out that Alben has never had any premonitions & the only time he can identify which of three colored lights will go on is at a traffic light Even Kirlian photographs of his head come back unexposed, Alben's only hobby is collecting pictures & data of IFO (Identified Flying Objects) sightings.

In his note Mr. Lanzmann writes that "justice must be done to a dual legend, the one claiming that the Jews allowed themselves to be led to the gas chambers without any premonitions or suspicions and that their death was comfortable, and the other claiming that they put up no resistance to their executioners".

"I won't claim to have had any premonitions about the collapse, but one of the reasons I left was that we had moved so far away from fundamentals into a heady market that I wasn't really having fun anymore," she says.