Sentence examples for this is foreshadowed from inspiring English sources

All this is foreshadowed in the first — and best — scene of the movie.

And then he added, "Of course all this is foreshadowed and prefigured in my books... a great deal of it is hidden away in the note of doom that like a purple thread runs through the texture of Dorian Gray".

MySpace wouldn't comment on whether this is foreshadowing a larger partnership, but we may well see the Apple deal extend stateside.

This was foreshadowed by disappointing second-quarter forecasts from the company's Asian suppliers such as TSMC and Largan Precision Co.

This was foreshadowed by his service in the Reagan and Bush Administrations, when Thomas portrayed himself in his speeches as a zealot of the hard right.

Here this nothingness is foreshadowed by a chorus called the Stones (Gian-Murray Gianino, Carla Harting, and Ramiz Monsef) — a trio who speak and move in unison, a sort of vaudeville of vacancy.

(This lesson is foreshadowed by the opening credits and confirmed by an Internet search for the terms "cats in history".) "Cat women are not contained by the rules of society," the cat lady says.

Here this nothingness is foreshadowed by a chorus called the Stones (Gian-Murray Gianino, Carla Harting, and Ramiz Monsef)—a trio who speak and move in unison, a sort of vaudeville of vacancy.

Indeed, this realization is foreshadowed in Chapter 3 of Book I when as a young man he sees a troupe of marching soldiers disperse a rowdy mob of miner's (and, as a consequence, save his family's bakery) during a strike.

This element of her personality is foreshadowed in an entertaining yarn she spins for Jamie, at the beginning of the play, about how a faulty printer has prevented her from finishing the poetry anthology she's working on.

The end of the film is foreshadowed directly in Jonathan Demme's cult WIP classic Caged Heat.