Sentence examples for long ominous from inspiring English sources

Some comments are followed by long, ominous organ chords.

The long, ominous tones of Kirk O'Riordan's music and Kathy Kaufmann's subtle lighting design underscore the mysterious partings and joinings onstage.

Former editors at The News of the World, new defunct, and The Sun say he called frequently, affecting casualness but conveying just the opposite with pointed questions and long, ominous silences.

The track was way interesting to all of us because it has this really long, ominous, creepy intro.

The sun creates long, ominous shadows -- cast from the various ominous cafeteria-style chairs which are scattered about the large room.

The writing has long been ominous.

Mr. Krohmer's film is distinguished by very long takes, ominous cutaways to undulating river reeds, near-somnambulist underplaying by a first-rate cast and nail-on-the-head dialogue about materialism, hypocrisy, morality and mortality.

He has lighting designer Donald Holder casting long and ominous beams on and in between the large rectangular modules constantly prowling.

The charismatic mezzo-soprano Michelle DeYoung was mostly wasted as the long-fingered, ominous Shaman, a rather campy role.

For a long while, the ominous specter of the Rangers' 4-2 Game 6 victory at the Meadowlands in 1994 haunted the Devils.

So long as those ominous troops remain on the Russian side of the border, the West probably won't have to do that.