sense trouble

He was not alone in his ability to sense trouble.

He could sense trouble coming, and was on edge for it.

But faster than you could sense trouble for Woods, it came.

If you sense trouble, come to me at once.

The people waiting in line stared at us, sensing trouble.

But be careful, I sense trouble, put a foot wrong and you could end up at a tribunal.

She sensed trouble brewing, but had no idea how to stop it.

It was George who sensed trouble, pulling his bay up short.

Van Meter showed up during this time, and sensed trouble.

I sensed trouble right from the moment I saw them.

Insiders were not the only ones to sense trouble.

A good cop can sense trouble before it begins, and in that kind of world, I know what to look for, up to a point."

"You won't believe this, but he can sense trouble coming.

I sensed trouble earlier in the day with the program's heavy dose of spirituality.

Whether they stay here or not, I sense trouble."

Sensing trouble, the gang plans to murder him as he has seen their faces.

But Pierce just wanted out; smuggling was a dead end, and he sensed trouble.

Only minutes before the blowout, the drill shack had seemed to sense trouble.

Sensing trouble, the president asked the government the next day to withdraw the controversial draft law.

It was easy to sense trouble coming, but not trouble of this magnitude.

Sensing trouble, he had come to join his partner of the danger trails.

Sensing trouble on its way, the travelers who were in the sea made haste to return.

"You sensed trouble was brewing but I thought it would be silly to have a civil war," he said.

The moment he let himself into the main laboratory, he sensed trouble.

Sensing trouble, Laura put a hand on her arm.