Sentence examples similar to bit of a premonition from inspiring English sources

The joke was something of a premonition.

Bit of a maverick.

Bit of a scoop?

Bit of a gap".

"Bit of a bollocks.

Bit of a stereotype.

Her disquiet at the heights of summer: a premonition of decline.

The songs had always been deadpan but were usually connected to something palpable — the stunning "Here," a filmy, lazy walk through visions of success, was like a premonition of the loss that Malkmus may have felt the moment the band was no longer a secret — or something a little bit difficult.

Lying down is an act of leisure but also a premonition of death.

It is a moment of non-violent violence, a premonition of confrontation and fear.

(which was kind of shady if you ask me) I kind of had a premonition that with they might drop the price considering the holiday sale.