Sentence examples for these omens from inspiring English sources

Given these omens, the FHA clamped down by amending its automated underwriting system.

Because I am old, now 94, I recognise these omens of doom.

So the shops' seafood counters offer these omens of good fortune at bargain prices.

Prices in New England dropped a startling 2.5% in a single month.Yet despite these omens, there are still reasons for buyers to be brave.

Perhaps the most mysterious event in spring 1995 was the withdrawal from Srebrenica of its chief defender, Naser Oric.Yet despite all these omens, the ease with which the town fell to the Serbs amazed even the best-informed of observers.

Though these omens are often cited in the reports of a network of observers established throughout the Assyrian empire in the 7th century bc, they seem to have lost their popularity late in the period of the Persian domination of Mesopotamia (ending in the 4th century bc).

All these were omens of avalanches.

These dark omens were never realised.

But despite these good omens, it is far from clear that PET scanners will become a medical fixture any time soon.

— JIM LUTTRELL It's hard not to think these are omens, but the Yankees' first base runner of the year, Robinson Cano, reached on a strikeout and a wild pitch.

Of course, as we grew older we took less and less notice of these ill omens, convinced that they were the same nonsense as the warning that we shouldn't pull faces in case the wind changed.