Sentence examples for premonition this from inspiring English sources

Long ago, amid a marathon of house-hunting, as Paul had sat on the hearth and studied the sloping ceiling, he had a premonition; this was the house in which we would spend our lives.

Revived as Deadly Premonition, this deeply bizarre open-world survival horror is widely considered one of the most critically divisive games of all time.

"I had a premonition this morning, a feeling that we were going to win 6-0," said the Brighton chairman Dick Knight, whose psychic powers did not extend to the knowledge that his club would be playing against 10 men for most of the game.

Alzner said he had a premonition that this might happen.

"There was no premonition that this was a more important case.

The novel offers a premonition of this disruption in its early pages, deploying a famous example from the classical tradition.

Perhaps his reaction to the note fulfilled that premonition: "After this note was left there, it didn't faze me at all," he said.

Still, Mr. Adams has said he must have been having some unconscious premonition, since this 20-minute score conveys an "unsettling mood of crisis anxiety".

Somehow, she said yesterday, he had a premonition about this flight, taking a walk alone the night before and hugging her tight before he left for the airport.

Sergeant Williams and the other black sergeants say they had a premonition of this during a ceremony in November to replace the company commander.

He'd had a premonition of this when Jim took him to see "24 Hour Psycho," an experience he likened to "watching the universe die over a period of about seven billion years".