Sentence examples for ominous call from inspiring English sources

No one can know for sure if this is just the eternally unpredictable chaos of weather on earth or it is something more ominous; call it the new abnormal.

The official-looking letter marked "Verification Audit" is actually a magazine subscription renewal form; the credit card company's ominous call to "discuss your account" is actually an attempt to sell new services.

DJ and neighbor at Pan-Pot's Riverside Studios in Berlin Kevin Knapp provided the two-word refrain for "Get In," a brooding descent of a tune that will either have dancefloors in chaos or ravers staring into the abyss with Knapp's ominous call leading the way.

I received an email from the misidentified man, who told me he was receiving some ominous calls and messages.

"Sadie," for instance, starts with some plinka-plinka harp and Ms. Newsom braying the title, but soon things have gotten a bit more complicated and a lot more ominous: "I call to you, but the water got so cold/ And you do lose what you don't hold".

As Steven tries to sober him up, Barry is babbling about an ominous figure called Mr. Ghost.

"If someone is distraught, in distress, or threatening self-harm, they're under this quite ominous category called non-compliance," Phatarfod said.

But other witnesses refused to confirm her account, and Cawley began receiving threats: dead flowers placed on her computer, ominous phone calls.

The scene Mr. Mavromichalis showed here featured an alluring and ominous character called Queen Fear, played by Mara Reiner, whose body protruded from a towering dress.

("He was forced to rely upon the attorney's usual repertoire: threats of instantaneous lawsuits, threats of ominous phone calls to senators and others in high places, and loud and angry complaints of all sorts of rights and violations").

Congressman Gary Peters (MI-09) is also reported to have received 'ominous' and threatening calls.