Sentence examples similar to foreboding forecasts from inspiring English sources

Nevertheless, her chronicle of the Sicilian Mafia and its influence in America is an important tale with a foreboding forecast.

— BEN ROTHENBERG While the men play, the women's singles final between Victoria Azarenka and Serena Williams has already been postponed from Saturday night to some time Sunday because of the foreboding forecast for this evening.

But as foreboding as the forecast may be — especially over the long term, as Social Security and Medicare are pushed to the edge of collapse — the relative economic strength and leverage of the United States mean that cuts as steep and as fast-acting as Britain's can be averted.

In her rendition of the grinding blues lament "The Forecast (Calls for Pain)," at the Café Carlyle last week, this song of deep foreboding culminated with her repeated feral cries of the word "pain".

Then foreboding.

Why such dark foreboding?

The weather was foreboding.

8. (5:46)—Very slow, dark, nihilistic, foreboding.

There is foreboding now.

"My god, the foreboding".

Foreboding is in order.