Sentence examples for this premonition of from inspiring English sources

The host turned out to be an amiable and relaxed young man, named Matt Lauer, who didn't panic even when Penn, working up to the suggestion that any thrill-seeking instincts the host had be channelled into the nearly harmless pastime of rodent roulette, said, "I get this premonition of you being found dead in a hot tub with a fourteen-year-old girl".

I had this awful premonition of vigilante mobs running amok in New York, speaking gibberish, frightening the populace.

Petrov's photos, viewed now, contain the premonition of obliteration.

I did not enjoy the premonition of doom in my father's world.

Marr mostly let them exchange verbal blows without intervening, but near the end he wondered aloud if this was a premonition of things to come.

Many later interpreted this as a premonition of Selassie's crowning, before which the king was known as Ras Tafari Makonnen.

This is not a premonition of more terror, but part of a business plan.

The novel offers a premonition of this disruption in its early pages, deploying a famous example from the classical tradition.

Sergeant Williams and the other black sergeants say they had a premonition of this during a ceremony in November to replace the company commander.

He'd had a premonition of this when Jim took him to see "24 Hour Psycho," an experience he likened to "watching the universe die over a period of about seven billion years".

This is an accurate premonition of the dreamy odyssey that follows, but it may seem a bit much coming from the mouth of a late-20th-century American boy, even one as precocious and introspective as Phillip.