Sentence examples for is a premonition from inspiring English sources

Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.

An unattractive house built in a newly developed tract 25 miles south of Atlanta, Tara is a premonition of the suburban sprawl to come.

What follows is a premonition of gangsta rap, a vivid depiction of ghetto life lived large, complete with shoot-em-up sound-effects.

This sentiment, written more than a century before the First Amendment, is a premonition of one of the finest ideals of the imperfect country that was to come.

An architectural rendering is a premonition of sorts, an illustration of what a park or a bridge, an apartment building or an office tower, might look like, even before the first splash of concrete licks the ground.

But the law of narrative (and the law of desire, to cite one of his early titles) mandates trouble, and Harry's curious English pseudonym, evoking both "The Third Man" and "The Postman Always Rings Twice," is a premonition of lurking shadows.

But for Mike Mussina, it was a premonition.

The events in Georgia are a premonition.

"I hate to say it's a premonition," he said.

"It's a premonition I have," Mr Chávez declared.

"It was a premonition of things to come," Dinos joked.