Sentence examples for omen of doom from inspiring English sources

A white stallion appears in the dust storm as an omen of doom.

Because I am old, now 94, I recognise these omens of doom.

So are the runic typefaces, the paperbacks festooned with magicians and omens of doom and the Welsh-sounding titles, all of which can be traced back in one way or another to Tolkien.

But these days new show runners face more scrutiny and pressure than ever, from savvy audiences that have become increasingly connected to the creators and producers of their favorite shows and who interpret these behind-the-scenes transitions as omens of doom.

He was only a few years out.Fujifilm, too, saw omens of digital doom as early as the 1980s.

Yet his birth also coincided with an omen of imperialism's doom; it was the day the Titanic disappeared beneath the waters of the North Atlantic.

Obama!" in the background, a doom omen of things to come.

And if anyone had listened to the conscientious number-cruncher in 2001 when she played despised Cassandra, voicing omens of potential financial doom, well, history could've turned out differently for the collapsed energy trader.

And what better atmospherics to accompany a prophecy of doom than a total eclipse, which was considered an ill omen?

So says the party of doom.

"French Connection, Legion of Doom, yeah.