When I worked for the book-review section of a newspaper, we had a vague premonition that hardened into a single, inflexible rule of office procedure: Do not, under any circumstances, write or publish anything on the subject of Sylvia Plath, especially if it concerns her marriage to Ted Hughes.
Her expression is brave but uncertain, and the way she clutches the rope turns the image into a premonition: one day in the future, the tire swing will become a life preserver.
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.
Later he morphs into Cagney, a premonition of his final top-of-the-world moment in Maria's apartment, and he unleashes a hilarious hammy English accent, whose cadences give him Olivier's camp self-possession.
He captures in a few images his sister's horrible realization that she hates her husband, and those images open into a terse premonition of imprisonment: "She watched his bare haunches, his arms, his broad shoulders, the rise and fall of his chest.
As for Barbary, the maid of Desdemona's mother is called Barbara in Shakespeare's text and briefly remembered when her mournful "Willow Song" is sung by Desdemona deep into Act IV as a premonition of her own death.
Microsoft has also been working with the University of Pittsburgh, Johns Hopkins University, University of California Riverside, and Vanderbilt University on something it describes as "Project Premonition" to detect pathogens by using mosquitos into "devices that collect data", which is also being used for biodiversity research.
The concerts featured a suite comprising Secret of Mana songs "Fear of the Heavens", "Flight into the Unknown", "Eternal Recurrence", "Premonition", "The Sorcerer", and "Rose and Spirit", as well as a boss battle encore suite which included "Meridian Festival".
Released in February 2010, during the peak of the Xbox 360 era, Deadly Premonition offered the world a unique window into gaming's delightfully ramshackle and sometimes ugly past at a time when big-box video games could be incredibly conservative.
You got into hairdressing because your mother had a premonition that it was your destiny.
