Sentence examples for get this premonition from inspiring English sources

Then in the dream I get this premonition that it's going to happen, right now — and that's when the phone rings and it's my useless brother, ringing to tell me that Dad's dead.

The host turned out to be an amiable and relaxed young man, named Matt Lauer, who didn't panic even when Penn, working up to the suggestion that any thrill-seeking instincts the host had be channelled into the nearly harmless pastime of rodent roulette, said, "I get this premonition of you being found dead in a hot tub with a fourteen-year-old girl".

"The things that are getting shown for the next 12 months of the clubbing calendar – if you come here, you get a premonition".

He had heard "Poor Man's Son" from the Premonition album and his good pal Tony Scotti, head of Scotti Brothers Records said, "We've got this new band called Survivor, I want you to hear it".

"We introduce the idea that out of this ancient land a priest-archaeologist gets a premonition of fear," he says.

"I've gotten a premonition," Mr. Silverman recalled Mr. Winnick telling him.

You also get premonitions of Monty Python.

As a child I used to get premonitions that someone was going to call, that something was going to happen.

But despite this premonition, when I did finally receive my positive result in the November, it hit me like a tonne of bricks.

It may just be that everybody or a good many Americans, at least will soon get southern culture.This premonition is especially strong in Oxford, Mississippi, a pretty university town that was home to William Faulkner.

The companies acted on this premonition in last week's proposal: Texaco will sell all its domestic refining and gasoline-selling assets.