With echoing harmonies of Teresa Jett and Oscar Harris, playing guitar and autoharp, Dale Jett interprets the classic Carter Family ballad, "The Cycle of Rye Cove," with the foreboding air of weather disasters.
The weather was foreboding.
Tickets for the opener can be hard to come by; crowds can be rowdy and the weather mean and foreboding.
Yet there was nothing the players could do about the weather, which was so foreboding that Rodriguez did not even inspect the field.
Sure, Ms. McLaren's article was meant to be an amusing diversion in a foreboding summer preoccupied with the vicissitudes of the weather, the gyrations of the stock market and the unhappy possibility of germ warfare.
"The first hint of fall weather fills me with a sense of foreboding and gloom," Mr. Feiffer said.
Apropos of weather, I recently read a wonderful yet foreboding first novel, The Age of Miracles, by Karen Thompson Walker.
Gupta also cooks up a handsome, hanging conglomeration of discarded and amply weathered Indian pots and pans, which are somewhat foreboding next to the large ancient ceramic jugs adorned with protruding, white plaster wraps that take on an alien futurist personality.
An air of sadness, disgust, fear and foreboding hangs over Mexico City, where I live, like the unseasonably cold, gray, drizzly weather we've been having.
Once you're on board the weather-beaten train, there's no going back down this foreboding mountain.
