Sentence examples for in a premonition from inspiring English sources

Zambra's writing flares up here, in a premonition of the life-filled energy of "My Documents".

He splutters early on, in a premonition of his juddering death.

Johnson brushed it all away with the swaggering sigh, "there they go again", a borrow from Ronald Reagan, a politician who turned his simpleton status to his advantage, in a premonition of the leavers' disdain for "the experts".

The sight of him sedated, his mouth open in a premonition of death that some doctors call "the O sign," was less shocking than the disease he kept secret, she said.

NEIL DRYSDALE did not indulge himself in a premonition of terror when the day stayed sodden and the dampness lingered in a surface that would be officially labeled as good.

An analysis by Frank Levy of the Urban League, who was no fan of Reagan, called the act "a one-in-a-thousand policy success".Reagan, in a premonition of his presidency, accomplished this by negotiating with Bob Moretti, the liberal and decidedly non-grumpy Democratic leader of the state assembly, forging a compromise that carried the day.

Her expression is brave but uncertain, and the way she clutches the rope turns the image into a premonition: one day in the future, the tire swing will become a life preserver.

The events in Georgia are a premonition.

Ramirez then left the team for two days, and Damon, who played with him in Boston, had a premonition.

During the past week, many of the men and women who spend their working lives on the blocks adjacent to Worth Street and West Broadway, in Tribeca, shared a premonition: something bad was going to happen with the giant red crane that loomed in the sky directly above their workplaces.

The expression "timeless work" (another standard from "music-jargonland") takes on a whole new meaning with the Diabellis, which go from Bach (Variation no. 24), Mozart (Wolfie can be heard roaring with laughter over Rabinovitch's shoulder when he plays the 22nd), Brahms (the intermezzo in the 8th), to a premonition of Chopin in the Variation no.