Examples of using Foreshadows in English and their translations into Swedish
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The most common is the one that foreshadows any news.
Your battle foreshadows America's triumph over the forces of terror.
The story continues with the childhood of Egil, which foreshadows his future rebelliousness.
This foreshadows the judgment that will ultimately find the narrator. Pacing.
A little dog or a puppy foreshadows pleasant troubles.
and her cry foreshadows happiness.
The very first chapter foreshadows several later events.
The image foreshadows the final fate of the Sun,
Last month of autumn- November- foreshadows the arrival of winter.
The Eurogroup thus foreshadows what could, in the long term, become the future economic government of the Euro area,
the birth of a boy foreshadows sadness and cares.
And the right hand foreshadows their receipt, and the left hand is a waste,
When Jesus lays aside his garments in preparation for his act of humility and cleansing he foreshadows the laying down of his life.
The action plan therefore foreshadows a gradual development that could move towards an ecosystem management system.
The day developed with a series of nasty events that paints an unpleasant picture of the city's founders, and foreshadows the eerie retribution that awaits Antonio Bay's current inhabitants.
Rather is there a creative adaptation which foreshadows the beauty, the harmony,
since going down this path clearly means one more step towards a strengthening of the federalist orientation of the European Union and foreshadows predictable measures to this end.
especially throwing rocks at him, foreshadows Piggy's death under a boulder in The Lord of the Flies.
Even Godˆ the Ultimateˆ foreshadows his transcendentalˆ overcontrol of the universesˆ during the later stages of a local universeˆˆ settled in light and lifeˆ.
Mr President, the only interesting thing about this convention is that it foreshadows the content of a Community policy on immigration and the right of asylum.
Æthelburh's possession of these lands foreshadows Cynethryth's control of religious lands,
all the technological innovations of the conflict in char, it foreshadows in many respects Main Battle Tanks currently in staffing in the western armies, and russians….
Nothing in this eternityˆ situation foreshadows that the Conjoint Actorˆ would personalize as an unlimited spiritˆuality co-ordinated with absoluteˆ mindˆ
even in an instrument that is essentially designed to improve the management of risks associated with major accidents, foreshadows other major accidents that will not be due to the hazardous nature of substances but to companies' efforts to maximise their profits.
The Convention which was given the task of drawing it up foreshadows this: the sanctioning of the dominant role of influential groups
Another favorite theme is that nature is ominous and that it foreshadows and mimics what is to become of Macbeth
The Atlantic project area makes these ambitions a reality and also foreshadows the Europe of tomorrow with slogans such as"Atlantic Arc meetings:
as spiders weave cobwebs- such a dream foreshadows for him happiness serene,
the way in which, as we have seen, the Old Passover foreshadows the New; Israel's deliverance from Pharaoh at the Red Sea anticipates our deliverance from sin through the death and Resurrection of the Savior.
The presence of the deliberative assemblies on the superuniverseˆ headquarters reveals the wisdom, and foreshadows the ultimateˆ triumph, of the whole
