Examples of using Foreshadow in English and their translations into Romanian
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It seems like that was a foreshadow.
The years that foreshadow who you will become….
So what you see now is called"Shadow Foreshadow.".
Flying Overall Cockroaches they foreshadow a meeting with a foe or rival.
But no global changes,deaths of lice according to Miller's dream, foreshadow.
Men's courses in life foreshadow certain ends.
Such dreams foreshadow an improvement in material well-being and career growth.
Black cockroaches in a company with spiders foreshadow the emergence of schemers in the team.
Nothing could foreshadow secular nature that peace could be disturbed by unusual events.
But still, every person has such dreams,which then come true in real life or foreshadow something important.
Floating Prusaks in food foreshadow minor troubles with which you can cope without help.
However, the reasons for our current epidemic are much more complicated and may foreshadow a global resurgence of HIV.
Some claim that such actions foreshadow losses, others believe that such a dream can only dream of trouble.
How can design, technology andartistic research create scenarios and foreshadow solutions for a new global urbanity?
As such, these women foreshadow the development of a feminist sociological theory based in the interests of women of colour.".
They complement and at the same time save language communication,replace and foreshadow speech, demonstrate emotional states.
Does the day of atonement symbolize or foreshadow a part of God's great plan of salvation, as did the other facets of the earthly sanctuary and its services?
It happens that future parents are not able to conceive a child for a long time,then a desperate girl tries to make out signs that foreshadow a speedy conception.
The manner in which the conflict in Syria will be solved will foreshadow the future alliances in the Middle East and, why not, the seeds of a new global order.
Eastern Orthodoxy treats the text as simultaneously describing contemporaneous events( events occurring at the same time) and as prophecy of events to come,for which the contemporaneous events were a form of foreshadow.
Lying dead insects,of which there are too many and living cockroaches in the apartment foreshadow an important turning point on which your future life will depend.
Opening two fronts will also foreshadow the defeat of Germany, because it implies the transition to a war of endurance doubled by a transition from a logic of efficiency to one of power, of available resources.
Using any paragraph of the story, students examine, depict,explain, and foreshadow what will happen while getting a good idea of the tone of the story.
With confirmation of a pro-EU government inBelgrade expected this week, the announcement in May that the Italian automaker Fiat is coming to Serbia may foreshadow a surge in western investment.
Using the first paragraph of“The Scarlet Ibis”, students can depict,explain, and foreshadow what will happen in the story, while getting a good idea of the author's voice.
Using an excerpt from the second page of the story, where there's a hint that there's something more going on with this“lottery” than just good luck, students can depict,explain, and foreshadow what will happen in the story, while getting a good idea of the author's voice.
A year before Hitler's birth,one of the occult doctrines that would foreshadow Nazism was spelled out for the whole world in an unlikely place, by an unlikely writer.
Using any paragraph of“The Tell-Tale Heart”, students can examine, depict,explain, and foreshadow what will happen in the story to asses the tone of the story.
Using any paragraph of“The Birthmark”, students can examine, depict,explain, and foreshadow what will happen in the story while getting a good idea of the tone of the story.
These differing concepts of the purpose of religion determine the individual's attitude in various life situations and foreshadow the depth of worship and the nature of his personal habits of prayer.