Sentence examples for premonition about from inspiring English sources
The phrase "premonition about" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English
It refers to a feeling or sense of something that may happen in the future. Example: "She had a premonition about the car accident and decided to take a different route home."
That wasn't necessarily a premonition about Looie.
She has a premonition about dying in childbirth and is panicked that her work may never be completed.
Lleyton Hewitt had a sort of premonition about this year's Wimbledon.
1.30am: The Tottenham immigrants Genadijs Jaronis had a premonition about his death.
The author had a premonition about the disaster the party would become when his wife revealed her reluctance for the event.
He committed early to sustainability — not necessarily out of any premonition about the environment but because to be sustainable was to be local.
The new Sandra Bullock film, "Premonition," is about a wife and mother who foresees that her husband is about to die.
I wanted to feel vindicated, but I knew that during my tense exchange with my patient I hadn't had any clinical premonitions about the drugs' dangers, just a sense that she didn't really need weight-loss pills.
Consequently, like canaries in a mine, many Latin American friends had premonitions about the effect of the disappearance of the USSR on world politics and the emergence of the United States as "the sole superpower".
His complex character - the troubled, rebellious musician with a criminal record and premonitions about his own death - fascinates the current generation of adolescent record buyers who have grown up listening to rap.
An "America's Most Wanted" segment on the deaths, which was broadcast on April 25, generated dozens of tips, but most turned out to be psychic "premonitions" about the case, said Officer Nadine Hamby, a spokeswoman for the Albuquerque Police Department.
