Examples of using Ominously in English and their translations into German
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However, a committee member ominously remarked.
Most ominously, the first commandment now reads.
Show me someone who doesn't like it," I say ominously.
Now he laughs ominously, in a second he is grieved.
There is seething and surging, and over everything lies a kind of ominously brooding stupor.
They are clearly ominously against the interests of the people.
You will noteven see the front of your school,” he threatened ominously.
Outside the caves, cypresses ominously line the space.
Aggressively and ominously, Collapse7 presented their evil death metal to the people.
The humans spread arms and legs like strings of fate into which the Norne has ominously entangled them.
Springborg writes ominously of attempts to“coup-proof” the Gulf states.
In spite of its blinded eyes, theowl- known as a night hunter- appears to the visitor ominously fixed.
The predictions of the prophets had been ominously vindicated by the race of history.
Wilson added ominously,"It is an obligation to our countrymen, to tell them….
Instead of"green shoots", respected commentators are beginning to talk ominously about another Great Recession.
Most ominously, the lives of Father Cullen, his assistant and legal adviser have been threatened.
What reminds us of this today, almost ominously, are its remains, the ruins on the cliff near Buzet.
Of course, as a good liberal, Wilber acknowledges that“the United States,Japan, and an ominously emerging'fortress Europe'?
It begins ominously and ends uncertainly, with a sense that space has been traveled but no destination reached.
That criticism was enshrined in the Meltzer Report,which now hangs even more ominously over the IMF because the Republicans now rule in Washington.
More ominously, Muslims were often considered a Fifth Column within India, plotting to divide the country further.
Present or potential conflict areas are intensifying day by day,hand in hand with the production and marketing of increasingly modern and thus ominously more effective weapons.
Despite quite rough name,this subject does not look ominously at all and the more so has no such destroying effect which is peculiar to all rezhushche-pricking subjects.
With anger at the governing parties growing every day, the latest polls show increased support for boththe[leftist] Syriza coalition and the fascist Golden Dawn, who are ominously coming third.
Peripheral Dangers The EU's domestic difficulties are ominously occurring at a time of heightened peripheral danger in the East, Southeast, and Southern fringes of the bloc.
Discussion at the Legal/Defense Commission centered on the urgent need to redouble our international efforts to win freedom for Mumia Abu-Jamal,whose case is now ominously on a judicial“fast track.
More ominously, in a move reminiscent of Stalin, Putin has initiated a new anti-extremism law, according to which anyone can be accused of terrorism, espionage, being a foreign agent, or disseminating hatred.
On June 11, two days before Muratov published an open letter to Bastrykin revealing the story,Duma Deputy Aleksandr Khinshtein tweeted ominously that that"an unprecedented scandal" awaited the Investigative Committee's chief.
Jury Statement: Floating shapes move ominously across the screen, constantly morphing, drawing and dissolving borders, at once as rigid and elusive as the machine gun of empty bureaucratic platitudes commenting on the very real and human tragedy of today.
Verdi integrates this horrifying image of the Last Judgment into the central panel of his new Requiem,the sequence"Dies irae", as an ominously insistent memento mori, a terrible nightmare of the recurring idée fixe that mocks every salvation.