With the release of his first album, "Premonition," on Stretch/Concord, Mr. Lindner has occasion to get out of Smalls and into one of the big jazz clubs for the first time; the musicians are stretching their limbs, and the music sounds oiled and magnificent.
Meanwhile in an ante-room off stage, attendants straightening his finery, fidgeting under that ill-fitting crown, Gareth Southgate gazes into the gilded mirror and feels the first little sickly premonition.
My second year film, Premonition, is the one that I'm most proud of.
Three years after that first encounter, Mathis's premonition came true when they were cast in The Thing Called Love.
This sentiment, written more than a century before the First Amendment, is a premonition of one of the finest ideals of the imperfect country that was to come.
First, there are the premonitions of Asiya, an anorexic, mentally unstable young artist who obsessively photographs dead birds and who becomes ever more convinced that something terrible is about to happen to Manhattan.
But as the ninth unfolded and Batista looked haggard in the nearly 100-degree heat, Orioles interim manager Sam Perlozzo glanced at his lineup card, noticed Palmeiro was due to bat seventh and had a premonition that the game would come down to the team's shamed star.
What, exactly, all of that has to do with the sixth sense isn't the sixth sense supposed to be premonition aka the Spider Sense?—I'm not sure.
At 73 years of age, and with a recent history of diabetes and heart trouble, Mr. Harrison might seem to have entitled this "Last Symphony," his fourth, with gloomy premonitions.
