Sentence examples for omen of the from inspiring English sources
Their first Sunday service was a dismaying omen of the difficult road ahead.
Nobody realized it at the time, but that teenager was the omen of the miracle.
Perhaps the media's habit of treating every potential crisis as an omen of the apocalypse made them cynical.
The temperature on this recent afternoon in the valley was 119, a springtime omen of the scorching summer to come.
It is raining when I visit the football stadium again in April, an omen of the hurricane season to come.
He appears, though, as an omen of the immediate deaths of each member of the relay team.
In what was an omen of how the day would unfold, even Janet Reno had trouble voting for herself in the Democratic primary for governor.
They are omens of the personal and the political.
The plants look less like cloying little engines than impressive omens of the resilience of nature.
Chinese records from 2300 B.C. list solar eclipses as being omens of the health and success of the emperor.
Now, thinking back on the omens of the evening he has decided that 1962 wil be a year of late hours, some anxiety, & hopefully, happy endings.
