Sentence examples for eerie warning from inspiring English sources
In this staging, the witch appears to be Saul's dead wife, wearing her house dress and apron, an eerie warning voice from the beyond.
That they barely speak to each other is in cautionary opposition to the verbal flood emanating from upstairs, and that the man and woman stay in the rear of the apartment so their heads are cut off from the audience proves to be remarkably eerie, an almost spectral warning.
She recalled the eerie sound of air raid warnings and bombs falling on arrival in London.
Starts off with sporadic drums and an eerie synth sample but without much warning it drops into such an animalistic track.
At this point though, the parallels are beginning to look more than eerie, and it may behoove founders to take the warnings as more than just another instance of investors crying wolf — if only because it seems that the wolf is indeed at the door.
Instead she finds eerie statues and a message from the Doctor behind peeling wallpaper addressed to her, warning her about the Weeping Angels.
Patrick Warburton is Snicket, the narrator who repeatedly breaks the fourth wall with warnings or waxing poetic about his own personal tragedies, exhibiting an eerie sense of calm when describing tragedies that elevates everything on screen instead of making it redundant.
Patrick Warburton is Snicket, the narrator who repeatedly breaks the fourth wall with warnings or waxing poetic about his own personal tragedies, exhibiting an eerie sense of calm when describing tragedies that elevates everything on screen instead of making it redundant. .
The BFI and Curzon cinemas have added viewer warnings to their home cinema listings of Wild Tales, thanks to the film's eerie similarity to the Germanwings plane crash.
