Sentence examples for looking for omens from inspiring English sources

But if you are looking for omens, consider another drought.

Yet if you're looking for omens, no team has ever won the World Series with a 10-game losing streak, according to Elias.

He's not a leading contender for the award this season, but if the Mets are looking for omens, they should be wary of one involving Jones.

"Awards contenders and strategists are like primitive natives, looking for omens of whether the gods are angry or happy," wrote Tim Gray, Variety's awards editor.

If you're looking for omens... Then here are a few somewhat random match pointers: Bremen won five of their six home games in the Europa League last year, drawing the other one.

Anyone looking for omens may have noticed that the last time the third round of the Masters had been suspended was in 1984 and Crenshaw had also left the course while playing the 14th.

We look for omens, watch for signs.

He read & listened to the conversations of the people who stopped at his table, & then, as a man of Irish descent & a believer in luck, he began to look for omens in what he read.

You look for omens on any sea voyage, and the cheeky young seal that was our escort to the sunken HMAS Swan's final resting place in Western Australia's Geographe Bay seemed to suggest a fine day's diving.

Magistrates also had both the power and the duty to look for omens.

A magistrate was required to look for omens while presiding over a legislative or senate meeting, and while preparing for a war.