Sentence examples for premonition for from inspiring English sources

A premonition for Sydney's future lockout laws?

For the first three innings, a tangerine-tinted moon peered over the right-field stands — a good premonition for Baltimore, which rushed to an early lead against Kuroda.

It seemed as if it were a premonition for finally making it into the postseason after 1,026 regular-season games, 11 regular seasons followed immediately by October vacations.

2010's Deadly Premonition, for example, featured a similar mechanic.

Similarly, Jeremey Allaire, Founder and CEO of Circle, sees a premonition for the future of Bitcoin in the recent history of social media.

Mrs. Campbell-Johnston refused to remain at home, having a premonition for several weeks that the journey would possibly end in fatalities and that she would share her husband's danger.

He believed that a rich and deserved life ran parallel to theirs, a life that she alone could see, and he would probe her dreams for directions and tease her premonitions for meanings, as if her nightmares and moods gave her access to a world of utter certainty, when in fact Kirsten knew the truth — that every dream was a reservoir of doubt.

The storytelling marathon is the main attraction and will feature stories that probe the depths of your imagination and break the bounds of possibility with fantastical worlds, inventions, and both dark and delightful premonitions for the future.

In this futuristic dystopia, Wells craftily spells out a premonition of doom for the human race and the Earth itself while critiquing various social practices and beliefs held by the upper echelon of British society.

For Nancy DadiofCoyle of Hamden, the premonitions of disaster for her wedding the same day in 1989, began just before she walked down the aisle.

Some of Ignition's most famous posters -- including the one for "Premonition" -- have been criticized for their striking resemblance to influential, iconic poster designs produced in Poland during the Cold War.