Sentence examples for omen in from inspiring English sources

There is one omen in Wawrinka's favor.

Mancini sees an omen in that cup defeat.

There's an omen in the Fidelio beer ads in the morning papers.

(If one really wants to go off the rails, there may be a Ravens playoffs omen in there).

The New Yorker, June 3 , 1933P. 9 There's an omen in the Fidelio beer ads in the morning papers.

And, almost always a good omen in a guidebook, the authors of different sections are identified and described.

He saw precisely such "ill-omen" in the growing disregard for the law in favor of lynch-mob vigilantism: "Accounts of outrages committed by mobs, form the every-day news of the times.

"I could have read omens in your extricated liver".

On Monday, there were scant omens in the first set of the mental implosion that followed.

But there are omens in the sky -- thunder, fire, then a man falling earthward.

But the omens in the longer term look bad, with his ability to run a government banking on the old-guard communists under increasing doubt.