Sentence examples for foreboding to from inspiring English sources
Plot and pace are meat and drink to Connelly, who here adds a strong whiff of foreboding to his storytelling style.
Instead Mr. Kerrey brings a quiet foreboding to the way in which his innocence was destroyed one step at a time.
From quiet moments of mourning and foreboding to wide vistas of a landscape that has challenged generations, he purposely chose this arid palette to illustrate how the drug war has played out along the border.
But with positions in credit-default and interest-rate swaps worth a notional $10 trillion, the idea of its sudden collapse was chilling and nobody wanted to put that foreboding to the test.
The poems are strong enough on the page, but Martin's music, written in the midst of the Second World War, magnifies their air of foreboding to an almost unbearable degree.
His crystal tone matched the responsive, softer-grained playing of Pappano, giving perceptive coherence to the two groups of songs, from the pounding sobriety of "Kriegers Ahnung" ("Warrior's Foreboding") to the horror of "Der Doppelgänger".
Had Cossiga confided such forebodings to the inner circles of politics, no one would have taken any notice.
But before he kills himself, the old man passes on his forebodings to two of Sawyer County's presumably more stable citizens, Chief Deputy Kevin Kimble, who is hopelessly in love with a woman currently doing time for killing her brutal husband (and taking a shot at Kevin), and Roy Darmus, who lost his job as the county's official storyteller when the regional newspaper shut down.
According to the Beeb, Dance will speak "a foreboding verse to set a challenge to the Winter Olympic athletes to overcome its extreme elements".
The terrified voices of the old, young children and women reverberated around the Mela, a foreboding warning to stay close to your companions.
As it is, parliament's term still has 15 months to run.In this section The Kremlin repents, maybe Secularism isn't straightforward Klaus v Gross Twinges of foreboding Beginning to face up to a terrible past Running away with the money ReprintsFew doubt that when an election does come, Mr Klaus's party, the right-wing Civic Democrats, will win.
