Sentence examples for gets a premonition of from inspiring English sources
"We introduce the idea that out of this ancient land a priest-archaeologist gets a premonition of fear," he says.
"The things that are getting shown for the next 12 months of the clubbing calendar – if you come here, you get a premonition".
"I've gotten a premonition," Mr. Silverman recalled Mr. Winnick telling him.
I also think the final scene of Bruce Robinson's Withnail & I (1986) in which Paul McCann's Marwood character has to cut his hair to get a job is a premonition of the Thatcherite-80s world in which Britons would have to smarten themselves up for the job market.
This was early 1976 and I suspect it was a ploy to get my shoulder-length mop into some kind of order, rather than a premonition of future trends.
In the first installment of the unnecessarily prolific franchise (really, "Final Destination 5"? Aren't we getting a little paradoxical at this point?), high school kid Alex has a premonition of a plane crash.
"It was a premonition of things to come," Dinos joked.
That's when I had a premonition of the invasion to come".
In a way, he told me, Trump is not the real thing ― only a premonition of what will ultimately come.
Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.
