Sentence examples for its premonition from inspiring English sources

One of the most moving is a prose poem, "Awakened," which goes in part: "In advanced age, my health worsening, I woke up in the middle of the night, and experienced a feeling of happiness so intense and perfect that in all my life I had only felt its premonition...

The ditty continues well into their arrival at the swank shindig, where its premonition proves true, sort of: Mia abandons the gala and, strolling through the Los Angeles streets solo, finds herself lured into a nightclub where a pianist (Ryan Gosling) plucks at one of the soundtrack's signature songs, the dreamy "Mia and Sebastian's Theme".

The interpretative heart of Brendel's recital came in the second half, in the two longest of Schubert's Impromptus D935, and in the dramatic urgency of Mozart's C minor sonata K457 with its premonitions of Beethoven's Op 13.

Her face, in closeup for so much of the time, conveys innocent youth but also something saddened and disillusioned; wary and reserved, it carries its own premonition of old age without losing any of its beauty.

Zabriskie Point (1970) is Antonioni's fascinating film about hippy protest and radical counterculture in late 60s America, a bad trip – very freaky, in a drawn-out, Antonioni-esque way – with its own premonition of the violence at Kent State.

New York at mid-century looks to Holden Caulfield, heading into a nervous breakdown, pretty much as it might to a war-traumatized soldier — a vast edifice of artifice and privilege fairly trembling with the premonition of its own collapse.

In its dreary suburban setting, it is also a premonition of the work of Patrick Hamilton.

But for Mike Mussina, it was a premonition.

Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.

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

Was it a nightmare premonition of their actual marriage?