Sentence examples for bit ominous from inspiring English sources

It's starting to look a bit ominous.

This is beginning to look a little bit ominous.

They're a bit ominous looking perhaps, but they're just harmless, everyday birds.

Bit ominous for our side: more Wall Street than Occupy Wall Street.

To the two worst cooks in the class (O.K., it was a friend and me), this sounded a bit ominous.

If they aren't seen in late December or in January, then things will be a bit ominous.

It finds Matt's mission every bit as ominous as Richard's crime.

Not that being in the center of this kind of storm is new for Rodriguez, writes Tim Brown on Yahoo.com, but this one does seem a bit more ominous because of how deep it comes in the playoffs and because this tailspin might catapult him right out of the Yankees' universe.

Vice Admiral John Currier, the Coast Guard's chief of staff, characterised it as a "routine, low-profile" drill; but, surely, a little forethought would have concluded that unexplained gunboats on the Potomac and radio reports of security zone breaches and shots fired would be viewed as a bit more ominous, on this of all days.

It is an ominous bit of foreshadowing, and the lines are delivered well.

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