Presage

The presage of a political revolution in the country prompted the citizens to protest.

The sudden drop in stock prices may presage an economic recession.

The presage of a new romance made her heart flutter.

The ominous presage of dark clouds made the villagers anxious.

The mystic's presage of impending doom frightened her.

The scattered thunderstorms in the morning presage a severe storm front moving in.

The dark clouds gathering in the sky were a presage of a long and dreary winter.

The recent poll numbers were a presage of the party's victory in the upcoming election.

The bird's sudden flight was a presage of the predator's arrival.

The unexpected resignation of the CEO was a presage of trouble for the company.

The sudden drop in sales was a presage of the company's financial trouble.

The strange smell in the air was a presage of the upcoming chemical spill.

The analyst's presage of a stock market crash caused panic.

The strange noises in the engine were a presage of a breakdown.

His frequent absences from work presage his resignation.

The presage of a global pandemic was ignored by many.

Experts presage that the stock market will rise again soon.

The behavior of the animals can presage an earthquake.

The constant ringing in his ears was a presage of his hearing loss.

The persistent cough was a presage of the upcoming illness.

The early signs of a fever can presage a serious illness.

The recent economic downturn may presage a recession.

The poor sales figures presage a decline in profits.

The sudden increase in crime was a presage of an impending security threat.

The bird's flight pattern was a presage of the coming migration.

The fortune teller's presage of good fortune made her day.

The doctor's presage of a speedy recovery was reassuring.

The decline in customer satisfaction was a presage of the company's eventual downfall.

The sudden silence in the forest was a presage of an impending danger.

The cheers from the crowd presage the arrival of the team.

The politician's controversial remarks presage trouble ahead.

The raven's ominous cawing was seen as a presage of death in many cultures.

The red sky at night was a presage of good weather the next day.

The sudden change in the ocean currents was a presage of the coming natural disaster.

The sudden disappearance of the spacecraft may presage a disaster.

The decline in sales may presage the closure of the store.

The sudden increase in tensions between the two countries was a presage of war.

The scientist's experiments presage a major breakthrough.

The increase in seismic activity was a presage of an impending earthquake.

The dark clouds on the horizon were a presage of the coming storm.

The eerie silence in the house was a presage of the impending danger.

The presage of a major discovery in the field of medicine kept the scientists optimistic.

The astrologer's presage of a major shift in the stars intrigued her.

The eerie silence in the forest was a presage of danger lurking ahead.

The low growling of the dog was a presage of its imminent attack.

The cracked foundation was a presage of the building's imminent collapse.

The strange feeling in the pit of her stomach was a presage of the bad news to come.

The ominous letter from the IRS was a presage of trouble for the tax evader.

The uneasy feeling in my gut was a presage of the coming disaster.

The eerie silence in the haunted house gave me a presage of danger.