-
upper range as a sign of maturity,
while others questioned whether it
forebode waning vocal prowess. The
music video for the album's lead single, "Honey"...
- to the lore that
clear weather on the
Christian festival of
Candlemas forebodes a
prolonged winter. The
Groundhog Day
ceremony held at
Punxsutawney in...
-
sometimes fairies, valkyries, or elves.
Seeing the Wild Hunt was
thought to
forebode some
catastrophe such as war or plague, or at best the
death of the one...
- S2CID 161906192. "Damocles". Benet's Reader's Encyclopedia. 1948. Evil
foreboded or
dreaded Shakespeare,
William (1597). "Part II".
Henry IV (online quotation...
- pre-war
Grand Budapest scenes. The
composition fades as the
timeline forebodes impending war,
sometimes in
complete black-and-white in
scenes exploring...
-
rather than mermaid. In "The Mermaid" (Child
ballad 289), her
sighting forebodes a vessel's
deadly shipwreck.
Mermaids have been
described as able to swim...
-
believed to
share the joys and the
sorrows of the family, and to be able to
forebode and warn
about ****ure events, such as the
imminent death of a
kindred person...
-
chirps inside a house. However,
another type of
cricket that is less
noisy forebodes illness or death.
Crickets feature as
major characters in
novels and children's...
- for 59 BC. Cato's
successful opposition to
Pompey and Cr****us
seemed to
forebode poorly for Caesar's
chance on his
entrance to the consulship.
Faced with...
- government,
combined with his self-image as a
restorer of past
Roman glory,
foreboded the most
pervasive ****cution in
Roman history. In the
winter of 302...
