Sentence examples similar to foretold out of from inspiring English sources

Meaning to establish the theatrical aura of Victorian London, the scene foretells out-of-control excess.

Jesus birth was foretold in hundreds of prophecies.

The smashing of the igloo foretells both Max and Carol's joyful demolition of the wild things' houses and Carol's climactic, out-of-control smashing of the grand edifice he and Max have planned and built.

Another parser of Dylan's songs became convinced that his album "Time Out of Mind," from 1997, foretold the death of Princess Diana.

In the latest soothsaying credited to the show, news outlets are pointing out that a 2004 episode foretold the liquidation of Toys "R" Us announced in real life last week.

He returns with portraits of deaths foretold — shrunken slivers of ice where mighty glaciers once stood.

This video from before the election may have foretold some of the future.

Written about 167 bce, it foretold the coming of a final persecutor who would "speak great words against the most High and wear out the saints of the most High, and think to change times and laws" (7:25).

It is a chronicle of deaths foretold, opening with the cadences of a confession.

It is impossible to foretell whether any of the above achievements will turn out to be world-changing.

Robert Louis Stevenson back in the eighties foretold this miscarriage of technics.