| God, as with the bush, did forebode the world on which fire would fall | |
| This doesn't forebode well for San-hyuk. | |
| When Beruti was 2 years old she developed forebode Aids. | |
| God, as with the bush, did forebode the world on which fire would fall | |
| This doesn't forebode well for San-hyuk. | |
| When Beruti was 2 years old she developed forebode Aids. | |
| My heart forebodes Arathorn will wear | |
| My spirit with a heavy fear forebodes In black battalions, stray ghosts ride Driving me on to moving roads closed in by bloodied skies on every side. | |
| My spirit with a heavy fear forebodes... Heavy fear, black battalions, with two "t's", and stray ghosts... | |
| The northern devout fear it forebodes the rise of a great enemy. | |
| This forebodes a disaster. | |
| My heart forebodes Arathorn will wear | |
| My spirit with a heavy fear forebodes In black battalions, stray ghosts ride Driving me on to moving roads closed in by bloodied skies on every side. | |
| My spirit with a heavy fear forebodes... Heavy fear, black battalions, with two "t's", and stray ghosts... | |
| The northern devout fear it forebodes the rise of a great enemy. | |
| This forebodes a disaster. | |
| "Lightning splintered across the putty colored sky and the Captain had a foreboding sense that he should have turned the sailboat around sooner." | |
| "Lightning splintered across the putty colored sky and the Captain had a foreboding sense that he should have turned the sailboat around sooner. | |
| "Portentous" - from the latin,meaning ominous,foreboding, threatening,to signify something disquieting. | |
| "You know, suddenly all that ice up here seems foreboding." | |
| (Hank) All right. [foreboding music] ♪ ♪ | |
| "Lightning splintered across the putty colored sky and the Captain had a foreboding sense that he should have turned the sailboat around sooner." | |
| "Lightning splintered across the putty colored sky and the Captain had a foreboding sense that he should have turned the sailboat around sooner. | |
| "Portentous" - from the latin,meaning ominous,foreboding, threatening,to signify something disquieting. | |
| "You know, suddenly all that ice up here seems foreboding." | |
| (Hank) All right. [foreboding music] ♪ ♪ | |
