Sentence examples for he foreshadows from inspiring English sources

Lear wants to find reasons for the Duke of Cornwall's refusal to come at his bidding, but, unconsciously, he foreshadows his own fate.

In his working notes for "The Last Tycoon," he foreshadows a view of the cinema that wouldn't gain traction for years to come: When Stahr is sick he keeps saying give it back to the directors again.

In Mr. Marshall's letter to his mother's former lawyer, Henry Christensen III, who recently had been fired, he foreshadows several of the arguments that his lawyers are now making in court.

Thus, when the author has the Confederate general Longstreet advise a poker-playing neophyte that his odds of drawing an inside straight are "none," he foreshadows the general's future anguish when ordered to direct Pickett's Charge while simultaneously hinting at the temptation the assault presented to Lee, desperate for a winning hand.

He foreshadowed them with "PM Magazine" in 1976.

In his recent book, Windsor's Way, he foreshadowed a possible return to politics.

Meeting drought-stricken farmers in California on Friday he foreshadowed a $1bn "climate resilience fund".

He foreshadowed changes to concessional loans to "better fit" the needs of dairy farmers.

He foreshadowed some of what transpired today in that August interview.

He foreshadowed further discussions with allies about Australia's military contribution.

He foreshadowed an announcement on fresh government measures designed to ensure boat arrivals did not gain permanent protection.