A sudden shuddering shook her from head to foot--the
forewarning, it might be, of the influence which that letter, saved from destruction by a hair's-breadth, was destined to exercise on her life to come.
The first
forewarning of this catastrophe had reached her, on hearing that Mirabel would not return to Monksmoor.
My one last hope, that I had only felt an ordinary
forewarning of danger in the presence of an ordinary enemy, was a hope destroyed for ever.
Tom heard the message with a
forewarning heart; for he knew all the plan of the fugitives' escape, and the place of their present concealment;--he knew the deadly character of the man he had to deal with, and his despotic power.
He told them there would be evidence alleging British security forces may have had some
forewarning about the attacks, widely thought to have been carried out by the provisional IRA, including an "overheard" conversation in prison two weeks before the bombings.
Kabul Government paid no heed to those
forewarning repeatedly and the militants crossed over to Afghanistan and ironically joined the Taliban in fighting Kabul Government.It was later confirmed from various sources.
businesses in the GCC but a stark
forewarning of how the shock of Brexit would hit a fragile recovery in
The Academic Bill of Rights, as Representative Matt Manweller (R) named his bill, aims to create a "marketplace of ideas" and help students "learn tolerance." The bill would, for example, ensure that school administrators don't unreasonably restrict students' use of outdoor areas of a campus for "expressive activity," such as peaceful assembly, and don't take punitive action, such as denying tenure, against faculty members for not using trigger warnings--that is,
forewarning that assigned material might elicit an uncomfortable emotional response.
THE Welsh Government has been accused of altering statutory pupil assessment guidance without
forewarning teachers.
Information is conveyed over the Internet, cellular and satellite networks to provide critical
forewarning and status updates to companies, to allow them to take appropriate action and control measures in the environment within which they work.”
Loyal, regular readers over time know that I always give you
forewarning when I'm about to indulge in shameless self-promotion.
DG PDMA said that although floods were natural disasters and no
forewarning could be issued in such cases yet damages caused by such disasters could be reduced remarkably if proper safety arrangements were put in place.
forewarning - an early warning about a future event