Sentence examples for of premonition that from inspiring English sources

"In Iowa and Höfn", he wrote to me, "would provide a sort of premonition" that would allow Anything Can Happen to represent "a culmination of the catastrophe; the omen fulfilled, as it were".

It was early on during this time that I had a feeling, some sort of premonition, that I would become a writer.

Those who have been paying attention will remember that, in episode three, Ray's father appeared to him in a dream and warned of a premonition that he had of Ray running through the trees and being shot "to pieces".

He was a former World War II pilot with a fondness for aviation projects, yet he told acquaintances of a premonition that he would die in one of the small, tinny airplanes that traverse Alaska's wilderness.

Summer didn't reveal that she had cancer: "My wife had much more of a premonition that something was wrong.

Before the crash that killed his wife, Ann, Stevens is reported to have spoken of a premonition that he would die in a plane crash.

One of Rainilaiarivony's servants reported the dream to Vassé, explaining it as a premonition that foretold Rainilaiarivony's impending death.

(which was kind of shady if you ask me) I kind of had a premonition that with they might drop the price considering the holiday sale.

Hong builds the action into a framework of poetic premonitions that exude anticipatory danger.

And so, when I awoke that morning and realized just how seriously in jeopardy this goal was, I promptly ate an entire rainbow Rice Krispies treat of marijuana and lost track of everything but a premonition that the world was going to end.

We assented with something like relief -- and perhaps a premonition that end-of-vacation reality was about to reclaim us to a more frugal world.