Sentence examples for catch a premonition of from inspiring English sources

Anticipating a Kroos pass in from the left, the Raumdeuter also seemed to catch a premonition of Bruno Alves's volleyed clearance, raising a foot to smother it at source and, when the ball fell kindly, finishing powerfully.

You listen now to "Welcome to the Jungle" or N.W.A's unprintably titled song about the police and you catch the bitter taste of anger and desperation — as well as a premonition of the chaos to come in just a few years with Rodney King, the L.A. riots, O.J. Simpson, even the Northridge earthquake.

A premonition of what?

Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.

A premonition of an attack on Iran.

The initial reviews were rapturous, a premonition of success.

It is almost a premonition of Fischer's life.

"It was a premonition of things to come," Dinos joked.

It's a premonition of his own demise.

It looks increasingly like a premonition of Brexit.

"It's a premonition of what would happen".