Akin Gump's report, which has never been made public, foreshadowed the claims made by the plaintiffs in the lawsuit, known as Dukes v. Wal-Mart.
This allusion led the author of the Letter to the Hebrews in the New Testament to translate the name Melchizedek as "king of righteousness" and Salem as "peace," so that Melchizedek is made to foreshadow Christ, stated to be the true king of righteousness and peace (Heb. 7 2).
She is making use of suspense and foreshadowing.'... Engel dutifully slapped me into silence and said: 'She is not writing a novel.
But in local elections in 2009, it made impressive gains, foreshadowing the remarkable discipline it showed in national elections last year.
They seem to agree that no house is worth a human life, which makes the heavily foreshadowed final cataclysm especially painful and powerful".
In high school, Stump suffered what at first seemed to be a football injury but turned out to be cancer, and one of his legs had to be amputated, making his nickname seem like an eerie foreshadowing.
Pacquiao was making movements with his shoulder that could possibly foreshadow some problems.
At Harvard, Brennan was president of the student legal-aid society, and his work there foreshadowed one of his chief concerns on the Supreme Court: making due process of law attend every defendant, including those defendants with the least resources.
The song also voices the opinions of the townsfolk and "sets up the overall theme and foreshadows what makes the town so oppressive to [Belle]"; while the villagers award Belle high praise for her doubtless Beauty, they see her as odd because of her love of books and ridicule her for her non-conformity.
All these characteristics foreshadow the anatomy and behaviour of H. erectus and later humans, making H. habilis extremely important, even though there are few remnants of it.
The heavy downpour can be seen as foreshadowing of the shower, and its cessation can be seen as a symbol of Marion making up her mind to return to Phoenix.
