Sentence examples for foretell something from inspiring English sources

(Aside: were we supposed to think that Edith had the most intolerant reaction to the jazz man? And does that foretell something about her future sympathies for the Third Reich? Let's see).

The first sentence can foretell something about the story, or may set the tone for the entire work.

But a whole range of agencies working together in a particular fusion center can analyze that trend to understand what it means, how it will affect particular neighborhoods, and whether it foretells something even larger on the horizon.

It is unsettling to hear the violence on Sunday portrayed as something entirely foretold.

But it is, in any scenario, unsettling to hear the violence on Sunday portrayed as something entirely foretold.

Still, Musselman saw something special immediately, a quality that foretold possible greatness.

The land is covered in darkness and ash and a secret brotherhood of Wonderland denizens want to do something about it and their scroll foretold that they needed Alice to come back to slay the Jabberwocky with the Vorpal Blade.

There is something almost Freudian in these robot takeover terrors, which foretell that the technology we fathered will rise up against us, rendering us obsolete or even extinct.

"Through the retro-scope, there's always something more that could have been done had we been able to foretell the future".

I suppose it will happen between dropping off the twins at nursery, answering emails, stacking more stuff on to iTunes, obsessing (probably) that the oak tree outside the front of my house is undermining the foundations (clearly as I build an imaginary world, I believe something in the real world must collapse), plus a circumstance I cannot foretell.

But before you freak out, no, the teaser doesn't foretell Oberyn's return (as far as we know), but it does reveal something else.