Sentence examples for are foreshadowed in the from inspiring English sources

Some of the constitutional issues the administration faces are foreshadowed in the lawsuits filed against states since the start in 1996 of a provision in the welfare bill known as charitable choice, the legislation championed by John Ashcroft, then a senator from Missouri, that allowed religious groups to contend for government contracts to help welfare recipients adjust to the work world.

All this is foreshadowed in the first — and best — scene of the movie.

Further reforms were foreshadowed in the budget, and the government is awaiting a report into the system by Patrick McClure.

The spirit in which Moore and his dean would be running the Cathedral was foreshadowed in the style of his installation as bishop.

The switch in philosophy was foreshadowed in the spring draft when the Patriots selected two pass-catching tight ends, but became more pronounced when they traded Randy Moss.

Nearly everything that happens on that island is foreshadowed in the first few minutes of the movie, in which nothing very extraordinary happens at all.

He is looking ahead to Volume 5 and to Vietnam, which is foreshadowed in the new book by Johnson's hawkish impatience during the Cuban missile crisis.

Ms. Borree and four women begin the Russian Section in a chain pattern that has been foreshadowed in the first section.

Almost simultaneously the provincial Estates were foreshadowed in the petitions of magnates and towns in several regions for relief from administrative violations of traditional privilege; but the resulting charters of 1314 15 were poorly coordinated.

Fifteen years after "Dr. Strangelove," Mr. Sellers, in Hal Ashby's "Being There," would play the simple-minded gardener Chance, whose ascension to the highest office in the land is foreshadowed in the last scene.

In a sense, the battle for Tripoli began long ago in Qaddafi's mind and was foreshadowed in the elaborate layers of defense he built up between himself and ordinary Libyans.