Sentence examples for ominous message from inspiring English sources

Another ominous message described the clinic attack as a "taste of Juárez".

And there's an ominous message for his cheerleader, the prime minister, too.

Mr Netanyahu said that he welcomed Britain's support and had an ominous message for those hoping for an immediate ceasefire.

On Saturday, lighted signs along the highways usually reserved for Amber Alerts flashed an ominous message: "HURRICANE FORMING NEAR GULF.

The show starts with the ominous message "the producers would like to thank the families of the participants.

Along with the deteriorating situation in Afghanistan and Pakistan, it sends a pretty ominous message to President Obama.

Peel off the outer layer of this phrase, and you detect a more ominous message: NATO is dead.

President Vest says in the current issue of Technology Review that "our campus is in danger of becoming old, gray, and uninspiring". That's an ominous message.

The ominous message comes as the characters find themselves living in a Britain that is heading towards modernity – and the Second World War.

AN OMINOUS message remains on the home-page of Spamit, once one of the world's prolific sources of junk e-mail: "Le roi est mort!

(See "Sony Ericsson Sends Ominous Message") "We believe the slowdown in handsets signaled by Sony Ericsson could be the beginning of a generalized trend in the global handset market," said Andy Perkins, of Societe Generale.