Sentence examples for it foretold from inspiring English sources

And if there is a grand slam for Wales remember where you first heard it foretold.

Many found the vaguely futuristic word alarming, Diebold (pronounced DEE-bold) wrote in a 1955 story for This Week magazine, because the public feared that it foretold of factories in which robots took the place of human workers.

The incident exemplified nothing more than his capricious consumption, but in its own way it foretold as much about the 40 years since as the same film's depiction of sexual abandon.

When an owl called at night, it foretold a death.

"People talked about Zimbabwe and said it foretold what's going to happen in South Africa.

Their presence was jarring, not simply because of the racial dynamics but because it foretold a more dramatic shift to come.

"It's like the chronicle of a death foretold; it was predictable that we would go this way," said Fouad Ajami, director of Middle East studies at the Johns Hopkins School of Advanced International Studies.

If ever a crisis was foretold, it's the euro crisis.

We knew that Cersei's kids were doomed, and not just because a witch foretold it in a flashback in the first episode of the season.

It kind of foretold what was about to happen in terms of people's complete mistrust to the point where something crazy might happen and it did.

Motorola officially revealed the Intel-powered RAZR i at a (relatively brief) press event in London today, and as early rumors foretold it looks nearly identical to the recently-released RAZR M. Seriously, not even Motorola could tell them apart — the two phones look so similar that Motorola Europe erroneously used an image of the Verizon phone in its announcement photo on Facebook.