Mitch Stewart, who held a similar position to Marshall's on Obama's reelection campaign, recalled the sense of foreboding the day after Obama's disastrous first debate against Mitt Romney in 2012.
There was an overwhelming sense of foreboding that Monday morning.
But private assessments were gloomy, alternating between anger and a sense of foreboding about Thursday's impeachment debate.
Though pro-Kremlin analysts expressed some satisfaction on Friday, noting that the American list was relatively short and included no high-ranking officials, a top lawmaker sounded foreboding on Saturday.
The first start, I call it "presentiment" or "foreboding", happened Sunday February 22 , 2015when I finished an oil painting from the new cycle Thus spoke Zarathustra.
Flower and Olonga describe the sense of foreboding as the day of the match due nearer, followed by a feeling of liberation once they had finally put their plan into operation.
East Lancashire-based Robbins, who plays Den Perry, said: "I was looking forward to the show, although bizarrely I had a sense of foreboding on the day". He added: "I remember coming up the ladder on stage and the crowd booing Den Perry.
The local prefect had, with more than a hint of foreboding, predicted a "dark day" as his pretty city battened down the hatches.
After a few nights of living it up in Thimphu's bars and suffering the all-night howling of Thimphu's dogs, we set off for our trek on a day of foreboding clouds.
As the narrator of "Brother Slug and Sister Snail," she's all steady calm, and then foreboding; in "On the Day I Died," she channels something of Emily Dickinson's carriage of death as seen from a poet's distance, while dressed in white.
Long range (15 day ensemble) is foreboding for potential major hurricane landfall impacts.
