Yet they still benefited from the cheap raw materials and captive markets that fueled the 19th-century Industrial Revolution in Britain, long foreshadowing China's scramble for resources in the 21st.
Insisting that his "prime motive was the desire of a tale teller," Tolkien wrote that the trilogy "is neither allegorical nor topical" and pointed out that its composition began "long before the disaster foreshadowed in 1939".
The reliability of Gay's technique at the trials may go a long way toward foreshadowing his performance against Bolt in Beijing.
Also, since the prospect of a Greek default has been foreshadowed for so long, financial institutions have had sufficient opportunity to reduce their holdings of Greek debt.
What you start to sickeningly realize, as VICE surges toward its tragic conclusion, is that Cheney's decades-long power trip through Washington foreshadowed something bigger.
Similarly, rates of preterm birth and low birth weight (LBW) Aboriginal babies are nearly double those of non- Aboriginal Australians, signifying the need for serious and costly health care in the short-term, and foreshadowing long-term health problems, particularly in relation to chronic diseases [ 4].
He had foreshadowed his own death during our long conversation two months earlier.
In a sense, the battle for Tripoli began long ago in Qaddafi's mind and was foreshadowed in the elaborate layers of defense he built up between himself and ordinary Libyans.
The 19th-century tendency to notate the long appoggiatura in regular, rather than small, print foreshadowed the gradual abandonment of most embellishments, including the traditional symbol for the short appoggiatura, a small note with a slashed stem.
One in particular stinks: The Murder Mark contains the flimsiest denouement to a story about killing I've encountered for a long while, as well as one that is foreshadowed with all the subtlety of these drunk elephants.
