Sentence examples for premonition of trouble from inspiring English sources

Some premonition of trouble might have been gained by the failure of DDT to control a typhus epidemic in Spain in 1948, but even after that encouraging laboratory experiments led entomologists to believe that lice were unlikely to develop resistance.

And in Part 3, as Mr. Henschel and Ms. Matthews sang the blissful duets of Adam and Eve in Eden before the Fall, the song was undercut by quizzical inner voices and buried harmonic tension in the orchestra — premonitions of trouble to come.

World of Trouble.

Vivian: A lot of trouble.

Stay out of trouble.

Get rid of trouble.

Make LOTS of trouble!

Premonitions of this problem can be found in the deepest reaches of cryonicist history, starting with the prime mover.

A premonition of what?

Instead it is a premonition of catastrophe.

A premonition of an attack on Iran.