premonitory

And of course he had been, in ten thousand premonitory dreams.

I felt for the first time the premonitory chill of loneliness.

"I have something to tell you," he said with premonitory earnestness.

I had a powerful premonitory urge to gather my children to me.

In the distance, there was a premonitory roll of drums.

It is a remarkable, enigmatic and in some ways premonitory picture.

There came a day when the first premonitory blast of winter swept over the city.

From an urban point of view, his movies are premonitory fables.

His premonitory system was working, and it works for few actively literate persons.

However, this is neither the strangest nor the most premonitory of the paintings in the show.

Some people with tics may not be aware of the premonitory urge.

I stopped it, a premonitory tingle beginning in the palms of my hands.

Just wait, I thought, with a small premonitory shiver.

On the word "hearts," Caroline felt a sudden premonitory chill.

The year 1970 brought a series of niggling little problems, none major in itself, but premonitory when combined with the others.

Events were fast coming to a head, and his great premonitory talent warned him to remain alert.

I felt a premonitory twinge of misgiving, but there was nothing to be done about it.

"In almost all cases where children get in trouble there is a long trail of premonitory signs," he said.

They may have tics for several years before becoming aware of premonitory urges.

The best known tradition connected to this night is the one about matrimony and premonitory dreams.

Still, a premonitory tingle coursed along the back of his neck.

And the radiation counters gave a small premonitory leap.

What s the good of the premonitory dreams?

Premonitory echoes of the new grandeur can be found in some of his work.

But he felt a premonitory chill, for despite his denials, he did believe.