Sentence examples for foreboding sky from inspiring English sources
It was cold and rainy and the foreboding sky tried to seal our fate with each gust of wind.
On her first day as athletic director, a foreboding sky led to her first decision: should the afternoon's softball game be canceled?
It's all up there on screen, evident from the very first spectacular long shot, as a tiny Michael Gambon trudged across a glimmering frozen beach, underneath a dark, foreboding sky.
Mocked for its artificial turf and its catwalks and its ceiling the shade of foreboding sky, the once-somnolent Trop has spent this October as the sold-out, cowbell-ringing, eardrum-puncturing home of the Rays.
Under grey foreboding skies, it looked like the Yorkshire moors.
The couple were married by Rabbi Mel Gottlieb on Dec. 18 in the late afternoon beneath foreboding skies in the courtyard of Vibiana, the former Roman Catholic cathedral in downtown Los Angeles.
— As a nearly three-hour practice held first in searing heat and then under foreboding skies adjourned, the Atlanta Falcons linebackers trudged over to a phalanx of autograph seekers who extended items of various shapes, sizes and pliability to be signed.
In my N.J. suburban neighborhood, about a 30-minute drive into New York City (or one-to-two hours during the weekly commute, depending on traffic and if the trains or buses haven't broken down again), the weather has been cold and rainy, with an overhang of ominous gray, dark and foreboding skies.
One rolled out the event's blue carpet (blue? A little too on the nose, don't you think?) under overcast, foreboding skies.
The weather, on the edge of the Pennines just outside Leeds, is pure pathetic fallacy: a foreboding slate sky and now pock, pock, pock – rosary bead-sized hailstones pinging from the heavens.
There are landscapes and abandoned cities in the American West, landscapes bound up with religion in Israel, decaying houses in Cuba, all basking in brilliant light and color or sprawling under foreboding yellow skies.
