Sentence examples for foreboding sign from inspiring English sources

"All animals are equal," said the foreboding sign on the barn at the end of Animal Farm, "but some animals are more equal than others".

"All animals are equal," said the foreboding sign on the barn at the end of Animal Farm, "but some animals are more equal than others". George Orwell wrote that, mockingly, as an attack on fascism.

Investors took Nokia's warning as a foreboding sign that its competitors, Ericsson and Motorola, have a tough road ahead and shot the stocks down 3.6% and 5.7% respectively.

Visible to the naked eye for more than eight months, it was thought to portend horrors -- and in Russia was seen as a foreboding sign of Napoleon's impending invasion.

I don't recall any foreboding signs during her pregnancy.

There are few more foreboding signs for investors than heavy insider selling of a stock hitting new highs.

But to many of the people here, the fence that separates the two countries is neither fully a bulwark against invasion nor a foreboding stop sign to immigrants' hopes.

The journals of the secretive places — The Chelsea Picayune, Thames' Unwater Notes, The London Evening Standard (not that one: the other, older paper of the same title) — were full of foreboding at millennial signs.

She will think with a certain foreboding: Is this the sign?

They viewed the game as a freakish anomaly, not a grim sign of foreboding.

And Marren points out the long history of the red admiral butterfly as a symbol of "evil": red represents danger in nature, and the superstitious saw its blood-red wings as a sign of foreboding when vast numbers of them appeared across Russia in 1881, when Tsar Alexander II was assassinated.