Many found the vaguely futuristic word alarming, Diebold (pronounced DEE-bold) wrote in a 1955 story for This Week magazine, because the public feared that it foretold of factories in which robots took the place of human workers.
COLUMBUS, Ohio — You wouldn't call it a happy coincidence, exactly, but you could hope at least that it foretold better times.
And if there is a grand slam for Wales remember where you first heard it foretold.
It unfolds in the future — a less convincing future, it must be said, than that foretold by "Blade Runner," with its jostling cityscapes.
In the Beginning Was the Sea is, among other things, the chronicle of that failure foretold.
In 1970s Newcastle all that Bob and Terry were up against was a pal who had bet them a tenner they wouldn't make it, some football-loving hairdressers – and the dread headline on a newspaper billboard that began "England f…", giving rise to an evening of anguished conjecture as to what that "f" foretold.
In September, he released a 15-minute video, called "Danger Ahead," that foretold of a coming financial meltdown, during which he plugged his expertise ("one of the best records on Wall Street") and criticized methods of financial engineering he had long profited from, including junk bonds and stock buybacks.
Now that foretold remix has a music video, directed and filmed by Tillmans himself on location in Fire Island, New York.
(Laurel Graeber) 'The Broken Heart' Selina Cartmell's gloom-shrouded production of this rarely staged tragedy by John Ford features a fine cast, but the air of woe foretold is so thick that it's hard to engage with the twisted tale of love and retribution (2 45).
(Isherwood) 'The Broken Heart' Selina Cartmell's gloom-shrouded production of this rarely staged tragedy by John Ford features a fine cast, but the air of woe foretold is so thick that it's hard to engage with the twisted tale of love and retribution (2 45).
According to Mr Bruce, all these points are false.In this section A tangled web Byers and sellers Home truths Tragedy of a death foretold Spending a penny The Beeb's bust Hangover Heathrow's fate Moses Blair and his promised Euroland ReprintsSome of those who worry about the government's use of information also argue that it is using civil-service resources improperly.
