Sentence examples for omen to from inspiring English sources

But there is another omen to consider now.

But there was also a good omen to be found when Wadsworth read the depth chart.

If the couple needed an omen to seal the deal, this was it.

Lippi, possibly thinking it a bad omen to dwell on that lavish victory in a friendly, reinterpreted the result.

It could not have been a good omen to have two players they signed as free agents, Roberto Alomar and Danny Bautista, retire recently on the same day.

Here, at least, is an omen to cheer Democrats in a nerve-wracking autumn: Snyder's record of building losing teams is formidable; the inauguration of Senator Kaine could be the latest product of his acumen.

The N.F.L. has plenty of bad omens to worry about.

Now they are back as Nos. 1 and 2 in Serie A. But there were sad omens to their meeting on the field Saturday.

The evidence for a transmission of lunar omens to Egypt in the Achaemenian period lies primarily in a demotic papyrus based on an original of about 500 bc.

A TV adaptation of Pratchett and Gaiman's novel Good Omens, to be adapted by Gaiman himself at Pratchett's request.

At least 99 of the clay tablets recovered from Mesopotamian dig sites deal with the omens to be found in livers one of them, covered in esoteric, mystical annotations, is actually shaped like a liver.