Sentence examples for foretell a from inspiring English sources

Sometimes they foretell a wife who will cause his downfall.

Urban waterfront projects these days foretell a better quality of life.

In most movies this scene might foretell a predictable exercise in exploitation cinema.

Instead of a commemoration of New Year's promise, Wåhlstrand's painting seems to foretell a troubled future.

The complications the government has run into complying with Sabraw's order foretell a troubled road ahead.

In the first of a series of blog posts, Facebook's data researchers discuss the predictable interactions that foretell a relationship.

That may not be a good omen for stocks, however, and it may even foretell a decline.

But the emotional and wildly divergent reactions they provoked foretell a painful and divisive decision-making process ahead.

The declines follow a weak September and foretell a holiday shopping season that many are characterizing as grim at best.

That might foretell a hit on the order of Mr. Cameron's "Titanic," with $1.8 billion in worldwide ticket sales.

As the economic collapse gained force last fall, a ferocious spate of winter closings seemed to foretell a lean spring.