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Discover LudwigThe phrase "it's a bad omen" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It means that there is a sign or event that is seen as a warning for something bad that may happen in the future. Example: "The sky turned a dark shade of red, and the wind began to howl - it's a bad omen for the storm that is coming."
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"It's a bad omen," he said.
But it's a bad omen for the film that Sinbad looks at least 10 years younger than Mr. Hartman, who looks about 10 years younger than Ron Glass, as the real Derek.
"It's a bad omen". "I would like to live for a couple of days in the alternate reality where Mitt Romney wins, and just see how things plummet," he jokes.
"I think it's a bad omen for the future," Hagins added.
It's a bad omen for the limited activism that was allowed in Iran up till now and signals more oppression that's to come," Ghaemi said.
It's a bad omen for the fight against climate change ― and may portend renewed hope for the controversial Keystone XL pipeline ― considering the president-elect has promised to ramp up fossil fuel production and spurned efforts to halt climate change.
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It was a bad omen for the Rebels, as Glendale's Janette Avina hit another solo homer two batters later before all but guaranteeing a Nitros victory via the mercy rule when she belted a grand slam over the left field fence in the top of the fifth.
In retrospect, perhaps it was a bad omen when Argentina decided to stage its first home Davis Cup final in an arena named for the Falkland Islands.
If they'd said it was a bad omen, I would genuinely have been like, 'Ah good choice, let's go back to camp and eat some more pig's testicles.' But it was an experience like no other".
It is a bad omen.
IT was a bad omen.
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