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Foreshadowing a criticism often levelled at him today, she said: "Though he speaks sweet words there is also that coolness" .

Food seemed no longer to nourish him, for each morning his face had caught more of the ghastly foreshadowing of Death.

The refined elegance of the casework is just a foreshadowing of the image you will see on the screen.

Like gentle tidal pat body, like countless bright day and night to catch behind the foreshadowing, you fall into a dream.

Excavator sales fell 10 percent in May from a year earlier, possibly foreshadowing a construction bust.

Subversion. Results, is the beginning of foreshadowing.

Open-minded is an accomplishment, but requires generosity as a foreshadowing.

I also see the strike against Bin Laden as a tremendous foreshadowing of what Disclosure will be like for the average person.

Or did you create a clique of your own, foreshadowing the members-only world into which you've stumbled? What about life after school?

His brother, of course, does just that, his behaviour foreshadowing our own unfortunate obsession with personal rights and cravings.

The book is full of foreshadowing, who can think of exceeding one's expectations ending hidden in many details.

And after this time, on December 25th, the sun moves 1 degree this time north, foreshadowing longer days, warmth, and spring.

Chapter Two is the theoretical frame realistic foundation of CAFTA, which makes essential foreshadowing for the following study.

The unofficial history and legend to use as a foreshadowing of the suspense thriller in the world of unparalleled influence.

Yet all of this was only foreshadowing of the cross of Christ.

this includes foreshadowing, mystery, and descriptions that bring locations and NPCs to life.

His army was accused of using poison gas in that conflict, a grim foreshadowing of Saddam Hussein's domestic tactics.

Sometimes foreshadowing also prepares the reader for the ending of the story.

And this shrinkage speeds up as we grow older, foreshadowing memory problems and dementias like Alzheimer's disease.

as Mao Zedong and other revolutionary predecessors laid the collective make big mistakes foreshadowing.

Luke is foreshadowing the book of Acts in this chapter with Jesus' sermon because Jesus himself doesn't go preach to Gentiles.

Foreshadowing the rifts within Europe today, Hamilton's plan was deeply divisive.

Drop the foreshadowing of the blood became sword, CHEN WU XIANG's Liu's ensign hunt.

But as soon as we ask: "how is David foreshadowing the work of his greater Son" ?

Death is the foreshadowing of life. We die that we may die no more.

Twilight is approaching, foreshadowing a nice day. What will the sunset be like has become another wonder of mine.

Mr Tshisekedi says Mr Kabila intends to steal the vote, foreshadowing a situation where both men could declare victory.

Foreshadowing evil or disaster; ominous.

Well Jesus! So Melchizedek is simply a foreshadowing, he's a sign of Jesus.

These days, however, the G20 looks more like it is foreshadowing the international conflicts of the 21st century.

The 10-year U. S. Treasury note's yield brushed 4 percent last week, foreshadowing a possible roadblock for stock bulls.

Do systematic foreshadowing for the chapter for the future on the other hand.

Impairment grade foreshadowing for valve regulated lead acid battery based on fuzzy neural network