Sentence examples for foreshadowed that from inspiring English sources

Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton foreshadowed that theme when she addressed Arab leaders a week earlier in Doha, Qatar, and warned that in "too many places, in too many ways, the region's foundations are sinking into the sand".

Mr. Kammen foreshadowed that strategy in a series of questions he posed to the Army judge, Col. James L. Pohl, about his views on the fairness of the military commission system rules and about the treatment of Mr. Nashiri while in custody.

The ailing 93-year-old media mogul on Wednesday foreshadowed that big changes were afoot.

Trump even foreshadowed that possibility in an apology to Republicans (via Twitter) Friday morning where he added that their current strategy is a "death wish".

The skeletal anatomy of the protoceratopsids foreshadowed that of the more advanced ceratopsids.

The high technology of the 16th century had foreshadowed that of the 21st.

If we did so we can only foreshadow that externally seen there is a probability that a scale which we will develop later have an existential fundament.

The experience of the United States may foreshadow that of other parts of the world.

"By refusing to appoint a guardian, the court is beginning to foreshadow that there is no standing in this case for Lazaro Gonzalez".

Published in Spain as a novel for young adults in 1993, eight years before Ruiz Zafón's The Shadow of the Wind, this story clearly foreshadows that novel's mesmerising, chilling quality.

And what is striking is Donald's henchman, Roger Stone, had for months been foreshadowing that this attack was coming.