Examples of using Ominously in English and their translations into Serbian
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Not yet," the officer said ominously.
Ominously, the sea surged over the forecastle.
The adults had become ominously silent.
People ominously claim. On the contrary, the proph-.
Progress so far has been ominously slow.
Following ominously above them in the Midwestern sky.
But it's shot very simply, but ominously.
Ominously, an inversion of victim and perpetrator has taken place.
Something's going on," he continued ominously.
The sound of an aeroplane bored ominously into the ears of the crowd.
Ominously, the patient may report a"feeling of impending doom".
Maybe the reason they're ominously quiet is because they've all died out.
Ominously, both mainstream parties fail to garner more than 50% of respondents' preferences.
But that is exactly what happened when he crashed landed in Northern France, ominously known as“No Man's Land.”.
But, ominously, even fast expanding success stories have seen incomes falling.
If it came to a conflict between Russia and NATO,” he warned ominously,“you will have the role of a legitimate target.”.
And ominously, it is almost certainly not the only time that Cascadia has rocked this area.
If the idea came to a conflict between Russia along with NATO,” he warned ominously,“you will hold the role of a legitimate target.”.
The campaign began ominously when Napoleon suffered defeat at the Battle of La Rothière, but he quickly regained his former spirit.
Nevertheless, its massive popularity still couldn't save it from what has come to be ominously known as“the purge”.
Perched ominously at the top of the conference agenda this year are these words:“The Trump Administration: A progress report”.
GRACANICA, Kosovo- On highway signs in areas of Kosovo dominated by ethnic Albanians,the Serbian names of towns are ominously blacked out.
But Nasa images have revealed that the face of our star is looking ominously calm right now, prompting claims it's reached a stage of its cycle called the solar minimum.
More ominously, U.S. envoy Rosemary DiCarlo stated that Washington“was in the process of considering our own measures in support of Dayton and Bosnian state institutions.”.
The Gulf Stream(1899), by the American artist Winslow Homer(1836- 1910),replicates the composition of The Raft of the Medusa with a damaged vessel, ominously surrounded by sharks and threatened by a waterspout.
The rain-heavy clouds swirling ominously around each celestial entity are separated by a gulf of calmness, intensifying the contrast and infusing the heavens with an unearthly glow.
If you are not blonde 180 centimeters, and weigh more than 50 kg, do not write to me”,“If you know whata parting turn is, let me know!”,“I don't respond to“ hello”and“ hi,”and your name I can read too,”the men's questionnaires warn ominously.
Evgeny Buzhinsky, vice-president of the Russia International Affairs Council, ominously stressed how further escalation of the US-Russia high-stakes game could“lead to armed confrontation not only with the use of conventional means of destruction, but also to a nuclear conflict”.
When Hutchinson claimed all materials were property of the British Crown, a French scholar, Étienne Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire, said to Clarke andHamilton that they would rather burn all their discoveries- referring ominously to the destruction of the Library of Alexandria- than turn them over.
Aging is invoked rhetorically- at times ominously- as a pressing reason why disability should be of crucial interest to all of us(we are all getting older, we will all be disabled eventually), thereby inadvertently reinforcing the damaging and dominant stereotype of aging as solely an experience of decline and deterioration.