Sentence examples similar to omen of attacks from inspiring English sources
Balanchine would later refer to the event as an omen of the polio attack suffered by Ms. Le Clercq while she and Balanchine were on tour with City Ballet in Copenhagen.
He believes the uptick in animal attacks on humans to be an omen of the "end of days".
The fate of Iraqi Christians is perhaps the grimmest omen of all; since 2003, about half of them have fled the country, driven out by ferocious sectarian attacks, and the remaining half marches on in dread of further violence.
Beloved icon or omen of environmental issues?
Was that an omen of dreadful events to come?
Is this the dire omen of a new depression?
That conversation was like an omen of things to come.
An omen of things to come for Don?
The bride and bridegroom view the "Exorcist date" as an omen of sorts.
Their first Sunday service was a dismaying omen of the difficult road ahead.
To see one on a voyage was an omen of shipwreck.
