She dominated the women's events, foreshadowing her triple-medal performance in Innsbruck, Austria.
She is foreshadowing her fellow-adulterer in "The Lady with the Dog," who will do exactly the same in the wake of his own lovemaking.
The kimono first worn by Lady Asaji (Ako), Washizu's wife, features a design of rich red dripping off the shoulders, foreshadowing her murderous ambitions.
This was before she became a doctor but she was already wearing her stethoscope, foreshadowing her path.
Foreshadowing her skill as a storyteller (and rebel), Cicoletti confesses to making her revised essay up, and being accepted.
The carefully orchestrated rollout Obama has been foreshadowing her plan for over a month now, speaking at a mayors' conference, a local YMCA, and elsewhere includes a new nonprofit foundation and a range of approaches to tackle the problem.
Political junkies homed in on Hillary Rodham Clinton's every move at Iowa Sen. Tom Harkin's annual steak fry Sunday, hoping she might foreshadow her presidential intentions.
Scholar Georges-Claude Guilbert, who wrote Madonna as postmodern myth: how one star's self-construction rewrites sex, said that the fan symbolized fiery desire aroused by Monroe as well as ritual sacrifice, eerily foreshadowing her untimely death in 1962.
During the next two years she contributed further poems and prose to the magazine, including "The Doer, a Story in the Russian Manner", which foreshadows her later novels in both theme and style.
