ominous造句

She often has an ominous presentiment.

There were ominous dark clouds gathering overhead.

He had a fall, which was ominous of his downfall.

As chrysanthemum, rhododendron and walnut, such as an ominous thing.

Reimu: W-Wait a second. I just had an ominous premonition...

Cowboy heart has an ominous premonition, he hurriedly packed his tools, and returned home.

The Haunt Analyst investigation in 2007 recorded hoarse voices whispering phrases both ominous (“Get out!”) and encouraging (“Make it happy”).

After all the Latin word sinister means left, and in English sinister has kept its ominous meaning.

Yet as ominous as the drumbeat out of Europe is, there is some reason to believe the dancing will go on for a bit.

Our room was large and warm, with a Bechstein grand and a theatrical gilt mirror that hung at an ominous 45-degree angle over the bed.

One ominous sign is the withdrawal of independent monitors who would be able to observe and protect voters at the polls.

I saw him smile to himself — grin rather — and lapse into ominous musing whenever Mrs Linton had occasion to be absent from the apartment.

A MILE below the surface in the Karkar coalmine in the Afghan province of Baghlan, the miners toil amid the ominous sound of cracking and splintering wood.

The most ominous sign that something big was brewing under the mountain developed on its north side. Within four weeks, this flank bulged out with hitherto unknown speed (see Figure 1).

And the ominous “large” is simply frightening. I would wager the heat release from the first bite of one might well generate enough energy to power a small village for a night.

But, more ominous for the President, some in his base also are souring, with 17% of Democrats disapproving of Mr. Obama's job performance, the highest level of his presidency.