Sentence examples for ominous reply from inspiring English sources

'I know,' was Pasquale's rather ominous reply.

When asked why he prefers typewriters to computers, Whitlock offered this ominous reply: I don't even know what a computer is.

"It's almost over" is her ominous reply.

The films end with her asking him how he survives, and his ominous reply from the darkness; "I Steal".

Despite her wry humor, Rose is a gruff, taciturn figure who waves away her grandson's probing questions with evasive or ominous replies, along with intimations that he will need to be very strong indeed to survive — or put an end to — the legacy that she will eventually reveal.

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"Miss Everdeen", replies ominous-looking Donald Sutherland as President Snow, setting up the plot of the upcoming film: "It's the things we love most that destroy us".

The President delivered his stern replies in the ominous dialect of nuclear warning, threatening to hold North Korea "fully accountable" if Kim sells bombs as freely as he has sold missiles.

She was rewarded not with a reply from China's leader, but with an ominous visit from state security agents.

The home team's reply began one over before lunch and the afternoon soon appeared ominous for England when, for once, Anderson was unable to trouble the batsmen.