Sentence examples for premonition to from inspiring English sources

It did not take long for his premonition to be proved right.

It's a fairytale turned nightmare, a warning and a premonition to our future survival on a planet that we have mercilessly exploited and abused.

The series, which stars Patricia Arquette as an earnest telepath (Allison Dubois) who lends her powers of premonition to Phoenix law enforcement, has been a quiet success on NBC for four seasons, receiving some of its highest ratings in recent months as the show has delved further into the human capacity for selfishness and intimate depravities.

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.

There is a terrible premonition to this veiled archway, and indeed, a major character, falling through it later, vanishes -- dies.

But that cat supposedly disembarked before the ship left for New York, carrying all her kittens to the pier — a decision later attributed to "some sort of premonition," according to Edgette.

As Joseph's story and that of his uncle's and his house began to unfold I started to recognize aspects of it and had a premonition as to where the story was going, causing me to remember others, artists I knew and cared for so much and whose lives were all too brief.

While the decline in the TED spread is encouraging, I can only wonder whether what I often refer to as the Battipaglia Premonition (kudos to Intelligent Investing's Joseph Battipaglia) is afoot here.

A fugitive premonition occurs to me: This can't last forever.

And I was right, although I am a bit surprised by the circumstances by which my premonition came to pass.

But I will say, if there is any indication from Lynch's past works, dreamy scenes set in elaborately constructed static places say, the Lost Highway Hotel, Club Silencio in Mulholland Drive, Room 47 in Inland Empire, the torture factory in "Premonitions"—tend to be gateways between reality and the dream world, where a character is trying to hide.