Sentence examples for ominous book from inspiring English sources

Tony-nominated stage star Brandon Maggart stars as Harry, a downtrodden toy factory worker who spends his spare time spying on neighbourhood children and compiling their names in his ominous book of "Bad Boys & Girls".

The warnings in the latest round of ominous books are truer now than ever before.

6 min: Ominous - Topal booked for a mistimed tackle, that warranted nothing more than a free-kick.

But the most ominous words in the book are found on the cover: "Volume One". More have been promised, to carry on the saga of Jewish iniquity to the present day.

What we will become remains intriguing and ominous, making this probing book a valuable contribution to thinking about our future.

Maybe the book's ominous subtitle, "A Memoir From an Atomic Town," holds a clue or two.

He is a traveller from the future, and each of the tattoos comes to life to illustrate one of the (mostly ominous) stories in the book.

Opening with an ominous endorsement of the Book of Revelation, it explodes, with a terrifyingly out-of-character scream, into a panicky tour of America in 1970.

Indeed, there is an ominous undercurrent in the book in the form of a growing number of anti-Semitic attacks, mostly offstage, that shatter the complacency of characters who resist the notion of Jews as perpetual victims.

This is a book of ominous preludes and chilling aftermaths: the incantatory account of a vacationer at a war-ravaged resort in the minutes before he drowns; the Pinteresque power play of a vicar's wife whose husband offers shelter to a gallingly manipulative stranger.

The Taliban remain a shadowy and ominous presence in this book, but Elliot leaves us in no doubt as to the strength of the local opposition to their puritanical zeal and explains where, as mainly southern Pushtuns, they fit into the geographical and moral jigsaw puzzle of Afghanistan.