Sentence examples for foretell danger from inspiring English sources
Its calls at night are said to foretell danger, and seeing a group of calling eagles flying overhead is a sign that someone has died.
Often, it is only in retrospect that each killer's life appears to be a coherent chilling narrative foretelling obvious danger.
Harriet was often foretold how to sidestep dangers in hers.
The exaltation of individual self-interest over community good was the greatest danger to the American Experiment that de Toqueville foretold, and rampant individualism is a toxic stream polluting much of current political life.
This suggests the presence of positive blood cultures foretells a high risk of mortality.
The demographics, though, foretell another reckoning.
Do these three graphs foretell our future?
That, alone, obviously doesn't foretell intolerance.
Who can foretell the future, anyway?
Does its selection foretell executive dither?
Does the image foretell his fate?
