Sentence examples for foreshadowed in the from inspiring English sources

It had been foreshadowed in the Moscow Declaration of 1943.

All this is foreshadowed in the first — and best — scene of the movie.

This development was already foreshadowed in the cabinet that Gladstone assembled, which was neither socially uniform nor politically united.

These changes were foreshadowed in the original agreement with the states, in order to get that agreement over the line.

Further reforms were foreshadowed in the budget, and the government is awaiting a report into the system by Patrick McClure.

This simple, horrifying operation — foreshadowed in the haunting opening title sequence — unlocks a cellarful of psychological implications.

The spirit in which Moore and his dean would be running the Cathedral was foreshadowed in the style of his installation as bishop.

He is looking ahead to Volume 5 and to Vietnam, which is foreshadowed in the new book by Johnson's hawkish impatience during the Cuban missile crisis.

The switch in philosophy was foreshadowed in the spring draft when the Patriots selected two pass-catching tight ends, but became more pronounced when they traded Randy Moss.

In a plan which was foreshadowed in 2015, the old site in the heart of Sydney will be sold to developers, who will turn it into high density apartments.

The great realization of the evolutionary worldview -- already foreshadowed in some of the evolutionary mystics in the great traditions -- is that the universe is going somewhere.