Sentence examples for premonition of death from inspiring English sources

Only a few days before, he'd had a premonition of death.

Lying down is an act of leisure but also a premonition of death.

The strangeness of life in Sacks's Mount Carmel is captured in the concluding moments of the life of Magda B, who had "a sudden premonition of death".

In 1932, after a trip to Glengarriffe, Russell had a premonition of death & decided to leave Ireland forever & go to London.

Her premonition of death, and her cry to Antonia Sotgiu's Emilia is simply heart-rending, conferring on the Argyle Works the oppressive intimacy of a bedchamber.

And the captain's widow, Olga Kolesnikova, her face covered with tears, said her husband had a premonition of death before leaving on the Kursk's last voyage and left his dog tags, a crucifix and a poem as a remembrance.

He had frequent premonitions of death.

Its vanished dreams and premonitions of death were, acquaintances said, the composer's autobiography in song.

As early as that year Willie would admit to feeling premonitions of death, thoughts which increasingly occupied her mind thereafter.

The composer Alban Berg simply saw it as a pattern of tender ruminations repeatedly interrupted by fitful premonitions of death.

Tales of ghostly encounters and strange premonitions of death then follow, with the last segment featuring an unstable ventriloquist (Michael Redgrave) who thinks his dummy is alive.