To some political experts, that portends a trend.
What that portends for the New York area boggles the imagination.
"If inventory gets tighter," he said, "that portends a more robust two-bedroom market for the year".
One glitch in the matrix that portends larger things was revealed in a recent incident with Google's self-driving car.
It's a great precedent" — the sort that portends waves of business, he believes, for companies like Kroll.
The religious right could scarcely be more enthused; whether or not that portends a reconstitution of the Reagan Coalition….
A number of the stories end, as this one does, in a fraught atmosphere that portends imminent disaster.
His is an artfully composed morphology, one without pretense or the sly retouching that portends that the faux is real.
eae196bf-045f-4872-8473-d72df51bee47 The Los Angeles Lakers are returning to the New York stage, and it's anyone's guess what that portends: Dominance?
"It's a big deal that portends a real change," Eric Schnapper, a law professor at the University of Washington who was one of Ms. Mendelsohn's lawyers, said Tuesday.
She drolly recites the steps: "Devein, declaw, decimate the sea and other animals, eventually emulsifying them into a paste," an activity that portends the evening's unlucky blending.
