"The case against Glenn is a case of a death foretold, meaning the death of the complaint is foretold," he said.
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" NOW SERVING BREAKFAST " banners foretold the next restaurant to close.
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Jewish texts have long foretold an afterlife of revolving souls.
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But here in Delaware, it foretold an especially bittersweet adjustment.
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But the deaths of Cersei's children aren't all that Maggy foretold.
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Ironically, it was the arcade itself that foretold the flâneur's passing.
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As a great poet once foretold, however, poor Death hast died.
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The $740 billion tech giant's holiday quarter was dismal, as foretold.
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But Ms. Merkel's re-election had been considered all but foretold.
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Besides, our hero has bigger worries than his own death foretold.
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The clash between these like-minded leaders is a conflict foretold.
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Photonic computing remains one possible solution, but that's hardly a foretold technology.
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What El Sayed will prepare on any given night cannot be foretold.
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As the prophets foretold, Apple has put to death the headphone jack.
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Some ancient Mesopotamians thought that eclipses foretold the death of a king.
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The roots of the word "bully" never foretold such a gloomy outcome.
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Mr. Hashemi, the provincial council member, said Mr. Basir's demise was foretold.
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That feeling foretold my discovery of art as a make-do creed.
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An "inverted yield curve" has foretold each of the past seven recessions.
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Most of these black-white-friendship adventures were foretold by Mark Twain.
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French Ambassador to the U.S. Gerard Araud foretold of a new world order.
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The Gold children's lives unfold over five decades, haunted by those foretold fates.
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John Edwards — and also correctly foretold a turnout surge that Clinton's campaign dismissed.
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Finally, PornHub has jumped into cryptocurrency craze just as the ancient prophecies foretold.
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There were two childhood Oujia board readings in particular that foretold my path.
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All that is a crisis foretold, with a new budget due in autumn.
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This poem, written when Merwin was 36, foretold a poetry of ghostly humanity.
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It was a rare defensive breakdown from the Predators, but it foretold another.
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One consequential case, however, foretold inevitable conflicts once Lenin had left the scene.
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Moreover, the dangers foretold by austerity were compounded by FEMA's negligence post-Maria.
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Muslims, on the other hand, can think that much in Christianity foretold theirs.
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The Premier League has finished in a fashion nobody could ever have foretold.
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That snap, from turning around a corner blindly, immediately foretold of Bad Shit.
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The death of the devoted e-reader has been foretold time and time again.
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So, this means Frank isn't some Western oracle who has foretold his own death.
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But two other forecasts with more modest views of investor appetites foretold a surplus.
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And like that, basketball Twitter got extremely petty and amusing, as foretold in prophecy.
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Like so many other problems associated with climate change, this was a crisis foretold.
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On Friday, as Scaramucci had foretold, Priebus was driven out as chief of staff.
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But Merkel's unraveling, as inconceivable as it may have once seemed, was a fate foretold.
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Some Christians, meanwhile, fear that microchips are "marks of the beast" foretold in the Bible.
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Let's go through the indicators that have foretold past wave elections in the House. 1.
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She also foretold the recent, somewhat belated feminist turn in the "Star Wars" cycle itself.
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The violence that ripped through the northern part of the state was a disaster foretold.
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Hours later, it was hard not to interpret those words as a blood bath foretold.
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"Nothing foretold that I would become the historian of the Fourth Republic," she told L'Express.
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Democrats feared early on that a handful of Senate races foretold a night of gloom.
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"The Dominican Republic in a way foretold what was to happen in other countries," Antoine said.
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IS's "caliph", Abu Bakr al-Baghdadi, had foretold of the capitulation in a dream, explained apologists.
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Well, the books feature a prophecy Cersei received as a young girl that foretold her death.
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Today, as Groucho Marx foretold, history has repeated itself first as tragedy and then as farce.
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But somewhere, as he tracked Eckersley, Didier had gleaned the vital insight that foretold Gibson's moment.
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In a self-published memoir, "A Storm Foretold: Columbia University and Morningside Heights, 1968" (2015), Mrs.
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Some were wrong, but he accurately foretold the existence of three elements: gallium, germanium and scandium.
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Some were wrong, but he accurately foretold the existence of three elements: gallium, germanium and scandium.
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It just seems foretold, for artists who can't keep their psychic demons at bay, to die young.
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As foretold by TMZ, Kendall Jenner reemerged from her shame spiral at Coachella to embrace the void.
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By the end of the "Ring" cycle, the immutable forces have won out, just as Erda foretold.
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He foretold a nuclear apocalypse to help us imagine — and so to avoid — what had been unthinkable.
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Jen reuniting the lost piece, the shard, to the dark crystal was reportedly foretold as a prophecy.
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This provides a narrative structure to the tournament, laying the groundwork for both foretold victories and stunning upsets.
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The appearance of one particular type of stork - known as shuramurove - foretold a good rainy season, for instance.
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Of course it was always going to deliver an excellent video, but could we have foretold how good?
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Ben Silbermann, Pinterest CEOPhoto: Drew Angerer (Getty)Another day, another Silicon Valley IPO, just as the prophecy foretold.
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It foretold another, this one by Patrick Marleau, making his Stanley Cup debut in his 1,577th career game.
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That article foretold that the failure of Doha would result in "trade-diverting bilateral or regional trade deals".
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My mother, too, has had her share of strange premonitions: accidents foretold, telephones answered before the first ring.
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Still, by the early 21st century, greater Harlem's majority population was no longer black, as Johnson had foretold.
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"This was a tragedy foretold," Cabral said, hugging distraught students and coworkers who poured into the site on Monday.
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KRISTIAN WILLIAMSPortland, Oregon "Weak foundations" (July 20th) reported that declining sales of decorative paints foretold the downturn in 2008.
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Humans are currently conducting a grand experiment with Earth's climate, but the outcome of that experiment may be foretold.
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It simply fulfills a prophecy many foretold in the months (and years) leading up to the 2016 Olympic Games.
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As almost every report and scientific article about climate change has foretold, what was once abnormal has become normal.
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Such an inversion was last seen in 106.773 and correctly foretold the great recession that followed a year later.
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Such an inversion was last seen in 97.9323 and correctly foretold the great recession that followed a year later.
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Waiting to Exhale foretold the Sex in the City generation (the real love story is between the four friends).
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Many people do not have this recourse; later this summer, if the foretold fires come, we may not either.
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Such an inversion was last seen in 393 and correctly foretold the great recession that followed a year later.
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So why is there such resistance to the similar scientific consensus about other foretold events — such as climate change?
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All of his wanderings may have been foretold in travel lines on his hand; I didn't think to check.
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Students at Jerry Falwell's evangelical Liberty University are helping produce a film that argues Trump's presidency was divinely foretold.
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But is it enough to trigger the enormous shift needed to save the planet from the certain doom being foretold?
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For 15 years, the massively multiplayer game MapleStory has foretold of a great evil at the heart of its story.
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With the rise of free-to-play games in mobile, the death of premium-priced titles has long been foretold.
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Goldman's views hold largely with the consensus, though it makes room for surprises not foretold in prediction markets and polling.
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Upon his arrival he is treated as a messianic figure by the moonpeople, his coming supposedly foretold in their religion.
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It foretold the inevitable reimposition of U.S. sanctions on Iran unless it completely changed the premise of its foreign policy.
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In other words, from a cottage farmer's perspective, all the ills of legalization foretold by Newsom have come to pass.
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Regrettably, that is the president's apparent message with his revocation of Brennan's clearance and his chronicle of other revocations foretold.
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The National Assembly's demise was perhaps foretold when the opposition took control of the body after elections in December 2015.
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She joked that it's for telling the future, but there's no way we could have foretold the success we've had.
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But if the unhappy conclusion of David's foreshortened life can be foretold, the retelling of it is a continual pleasure.
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Around the time the Skeksis took control of Thra, a prophecy was foretold that one day balance would be restored.
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But really none of us liked the sister we were ascribed to, or the speculative futures they foretold for us.
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Some have foretold the curbs, arguing that this marks Apple's latest step to fill a regulatory loophole in its Chinese service.
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It's the kind of scenario that, if he could have foretold it, would have inspired Al Capone to turn himself in.
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We have seen this future foretold in Hollywood films, such as Avatar, Minority Report, Iron Man and Wall-E, among others.
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The ban, had it been upheld, could have foretold increased legal action and regulation against other social media apps in India.
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The tower devolves into anarchy, a Hobbesian state foretold in the opening scene, in which Laing cooks and eats a dog.
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And yet, it was Roy who finally managed precisely that, though not in the manner he or we could have foretold.
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For years, he kept Latino families glued to their televisions as he dramatically revealed their futures, as foretold by the stars.
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A pair that cozied up to each other and burned brightly foretold a happy relationship, Utah's Ogden Standard explained in 1915.
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An anticipated $160 million of annual synergies, worth some $1.3 billion once taxed and capitalized, should have foretold plenty of upside.
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Julieta's bliss is shattered by a series of tragedies that seem to have been foretold at other moments in her life.
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His journey to the king leads Tiuri to confront what it means to be a hero — including his his foretold powers.
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However, throughout the Wii U's reign, many people thought the odd device foretold the end of Nintendo's time in the console game.
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Triumph from those handful of hodlers (yes, really) who are watching the destiny they long foretold actually come true before their eyes.
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It worked: Apart from writing stories that casually grandfathered Harry Potter and foretold Game of Thrones, she invented the ansible in 1966.
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This fractured conservative reaction in Trinity Lutheran v Comer, the 2017 decision, seems to have foretold this week's result in Morris County.
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But no amount of cool bro-ification of Hammer could save Lone Ranger, whose failure felt foretold before the movie hit theaters.
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Despite the fact that Glenn's death was foretold, that doesn't lessen the sting — the show has deviated from the source material before.
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Distributor problems led to the delay in release stateside, but it's finally here, a week after Captain America, as the Fates foretold.
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It's more or less foretold that a collision is imminent in which computers will become better at solving CAPTCHA challenges than humans.
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The skies are mottled and full of omens and these swatches invade as if they were the manifestations of these omens foretold.
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And yes, Demna Gvesalia is (of course) the designer who brought it back into our lives, just like the oracle foretold it.
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"The experts foretold a mass outbreak of hysterical neurosis among the civilian population," the social scientist Richard M. Titmuss wrote in 1950.
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The president and his advisers have cited all these acts as evidence of Iran's perfidy, but it was also a crisis foretold.
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New York (CNN Business)The JPMorgan analyst who foretold General Electric's downfall is warning of more trouble for the storied American conglomerate.
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Harrington was battling for the lead all day, but as foretold by the 11th hole drama, he did not finish No. 1.
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Recent Hollywood films have shared with a mass audience Virginia stories that, while often bitter, foretold a brighter future for benighted African-Americans.
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Unicorn horns are foretold to have healing properties in Conrad Gesner's 1563 Historia Animalium, although there's no mention of drinking their blood. Curious.
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"Our Lady foretold, and warned us about, a way of life that is godless and indeed profanes God in his creatures," he said.
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Their war with humanity is a classic us-vs-them in which, as the show once foretold, you either win or you die.
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Pundits assert a rate cut is needed as "insurance" against a potential downturn in the economy foretold by the ongoing yield curve inversion.
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There was a moment sometime in 1971 when Al Pacino turned to Diane Keaton on the set of The Godfather and foretold doom.
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These shifts, which of course Avrich couldn't have foretold, give credence to the larger themes of instability, uncertainty, and flux that he highlights.
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It also nestled in a little bit of commentary that pretty much foretold the trend I saw at the end of last year.
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But it's not the first time elements of his fiction have foretold the future, he said in a recent New York Times essay.
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In 21951 he foretold Ronald Reagan's election as president, and in 22009 he found that President George Bush might not be re-elected.
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In 2013 Russia's foreign minister unveiled an official "foreign policy concept," which foretold a bitter competition for resources and space across the world.
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It unfolds in the future—a less convincing future, it must be said, than that foretold by "Blade Runner," with its jostling cityscapes.
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What was magical was that you could type words into a computer and conjure other words that foretold the future of your body.
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At Standing Rock, the elders, once resistant to their movement, now insisted that the youths accept the responsibility that the prophecy had foretold.
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They also uncover glimmers of decency, loyalty and solidarity — the tiny cracks in the totalitarian edifice that foretold its eventual and inevitable collapse.
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The electoral backlash of the 2010 midterms limited the party's vision once again and foretold some aspects of the rise of Donald Trump.
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Remember, the warlock has no idea Sabrina is the Devil's daughter and the foretold herald of hell until she also learns these awful facts.
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Or another way to put it, as recently foretold by the great Oracle of Omaha: Now is no time to start betting against America.
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Recall, if you will, the prophecy foretold about Ms. Lannister's future, starting with her children: Gold shall be their crowns and gold their shrouds.
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She said that the way I said her name foretold if the conversation pointed to a weakness or a strength in her patient assessment.
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Horrified overreactions, oversaturation in Twitter replies, and a book deal invoking "OK boomer" as a title foretold the end days for the withering response.
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For Cersei, the latter is apparent as everything foretold about her fate ended up falling apart, literally, underneath King's Landing as everything crumbled around her.
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Finally, there is peace in the streaming galaxy as a roving band of rebels have made it to their destination just as the prophecy foretold.
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"Macbeth," which opened Sunday, is an anatomy of corruption, inscribing the path from power foretold to power seized to power clung to at all costs.
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During his stops on Capitol Hill, he foretold several campaign motifs: a frustration with the pace of government, scattershot policy prescriptions, predictions of impending doom.
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"I introduced the oversized racket that year," she said, referring to her 110-square-inch Prince model, which foretold the technological arms race to come.
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Kelly foretold how the funhouse reflections of a media environment that rewards only the loudest voices would warp gestures and language into an Adderall frenzy.
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Scaling the technology down past the limits of silicon, where the transistor length and width are more comparable to the material's thickness, is not foretold.
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Bernie Sanders won a big upset over Hillary Clinton in the 2016 primary, which foretold her weakness in the Wolverine state during the general election.
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Despite the fact that this was the chronicle of a death foretold, I realized that Fidel was not as immortal as he thought he was.
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You have seen it already, the happenings foretold in prophecy: men, women, and children, wandering the streets, eyes wild and hands covered in animal blood.
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Last year, she foretold that England would not "bring it home"—with "it" being the World Cup—and indeed, they did not bring it home.
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But if Republicans were hoping that foretold an easier cycle than Trump's low approval rating and historical trends would otherwise suggest, Tuesday was a rude awakening.
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The thinness of the American Century's promise was evident in the quality of their lives, he believed, and he intuited that their fates foretold everyone else's.
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The death of Marie Colvin under fire in Homs, Syria, in February 20103 was, for many who knew her, both a shock and a tragedy foretold.
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Adams foretold as much as a boy, when he bet his father, George, a former running back for the Giants, that he would get drafted higher.
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These our actors, As I foretold you, were all spirits, and Are melted into air, into thin air Oh, if only Trump were just an illusion!
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Related: 'A Tragedy Foretold': Architects Say Rio's Olympic Bike Path Was Destined to Collapse Normally, the councillor who proposed the inquiry is given a leading role.
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What he'll prepare on any given night cannot be foretold, but past delicacies have included cow-foot stew, whole rabbit, and the unmentionable parts of a goat.
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Instead, the internet is combing through books, movies, and TV shows of times past in search of any premonitions that could have foretold our current global pandemic.
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And she foretold his coming during a prophecy she repeated during the rare beach barbecue in which she sacrificed not humans but effigies of another faith's gods.
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She recently extended the lease on the room where the mosque is housed for two more years, defying those who foretold a swift demise for the project.
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The P.R.I.'s challenges in the state were perhaps foretold last year, when the party lost control of four governorships it had also held uninterrupted since 1929.
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But as Einstein foretold, the amount of matter that Bravo converted into energy was mind-bogglingly small — on the order of 1,500 grams, or about three pounds.
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Bond markets shout that warning loudly: three-month U.S. yields are well above 10-year rates, the so-called curve inversion that's foretold most 20th century U.S. recessions.
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He'll either use the talking points that his opponents foretold (which would be a useful sound bite) or he'll stumble, exposing himself again as more wide than deep.
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In recent interviews, they describe Slash as kind of an experiment done on a very low budget, but the magazine foretold the rise of many prominent punk bands.
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During his research, first revealed in 1986, he found that an inversion between the 3-month and 10-year Treasurys has foretold the past seven recessions since 1950.
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Neither portrait foretold the results weeks later as Kerry and Edwards ran first and second on caucus night, each more than doubling the vote Dean and Gephardt received.
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The millennium started with apocalyptic Y2K panic and less than a decade later, an entire movie, 2009's 2012, was built around the idea of the world's foretold destruction.
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But many of them nonetheless proved to be more competitive than conventional wisdom foretold, and helped push a bold progressive agenda closer to the forefront of the Democratic party.
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And there is a lot of progress and activism now on climate, marine conservation and other issues to suggest that the future foretold here may not come to pass.
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But Benioff gave some surprising full-throated support for Neumann, while at the same time seeming to almost acknowledge that We was one of those unicorns he had foretold.
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According to tradition, a successful first attempt at that game — retrieving an apple with one's mouth from a container filled with water — foretold true love reciprocated, Ms. Arkins writes.
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But more than simply sticking to a planned outing, the trick-or-treaters and paradegoers foretold a widespread life-goes-on resolve that played out on Wednesday as well.
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In his five years as prime minister, Mr Modi has been neither as good for India as his cheerleaders foretold, nor as bad as his critics, including this newspaper, imagined.
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Amid the jokes, some observers made the salient observation that, well, the lyrics to "Red Red Wine" kind of foretold all of this: Red, red wine goes to his head.
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Another said there was no meeting earlier in the day that they feel could have spurred this comment or that that tweet foretold some sort of action against North Korea.
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BEIRUT, Lebanon — Islamic State leaders had long promised their followers an apocalyptic battle — foretold, some believe, by the Prophet Muhammad — in an otherwise nondescript village they controlled in northern Syria.
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After the "Habanera" from "Carmen," this Callas sang the Act III scene in which Carmen reads her fortune in some cards and sees death foretold for herself and her lover.
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In the first two episodes of this season, it seemed foretold that, were the Goliaths to ever be sent to Tribal Council, Natalie Cole would be the one going home.
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In a stunning January 1974 report, the Nixon White House Cable Committee foretold that the new telecom platform known as cable would, eventually, be a monopoly service wherever it was offered.
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But does Florida—facing oblivion by climate change, looked upon with pity by the rest of the country, the subject of torrential tongue-clicking chronicles of its death foretold—give up?
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Elliot Rodger, the disturbed college student whose violent 2014 rampage through Santa Barbara, California, was foretold in a chilling YouTube video, clearly experienced a testosterone surge upon purchasing his first handgun.
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This devastation was presaged by numerous omens, including one that foretold the coming of conquerors from distant lands riding on the backs of animals, who would vanquish and rule the Aztecs.
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Sebastian Mallaby, senior fellow for international economics at the Council on Foreign Relations, foretold that 2016 could be a year of reckoning for China, even if its government continues to act.
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"She lacked it all," said Mentor Muniz Neto, a writer from São Paulo who described Ms. Rousseff's final ouster as a "death foretold," asserting that she lacked charisma, competence and humility.
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From Byzantine emperors to Abbasid Caliphs, rulers used the morphing Alexander legend as a means of striking fear into the heart of their constituency and casting themselves as their foretold savior.
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Yet Jews continued to be drawn to the concept of an era of redemption as foretold by the ancient prophets, a time when the wolf would lie down with the lamb.
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The P.R.I.'s challenges at the voting booth in Mexico City were foretold last year, when the party lost control of four state governorships it had also held uninterrupted since 1929.
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This famous foul-up is just one of many instances when digital predictions have let us down, creating a sharp contrast between the reality of things and what the numbers foretold.
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Ann Louise Bardach, author of the 2009 book "Without Fidel: A Death Foretold in Miami, Havana, and Washington," spent more than two decades following and writing about the Castros and Cuban politics.
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Compare this with 2017's other momentous coupling on a prestige cable series [spoiler-for-another-series alert], the long-foretold union of Jon Snow and Daenerys Targaryen on Game of Thrones.
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When Luca Pacioli, a Franciscan friar, wrote the first textbook on double-entry book-keeping in the late 15th century, he could not have foretold what the accounting technique would bring about.
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It's in the thick of all this jubilee that John Henry (Cheyenne Jackson) catches a flash of Michael's face briefly transformed into that of the same white-faced demon that Cordelia foretold.
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Green also pointed out that all of these attacks are based on a belief in a certain degree of "genetic determinism," or the notion that our future is foretold in our DNA.
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The violent prospect of an Indian raid, "a death foretold to her every day," was a narrative more easily imagined by both her and the scattered settlers who made up her community.
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In this case maybe Susie and Nick's sense of superstition, their sense that Arthur's death was foretold or predicted somehow becomes a healing device and a coping mechanism to fit their narrative.
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It was also a callback to her fidelity to a prophecy called "The Prince That Was Promised," which foretold the rise of one true savior who now seems to be Arya Stark.
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This suggests a significant investment from Democratic voters in this year's election, a push that was somewhat foretold during the 2018 midterm season, which saw record turnout for non-presidential-year voting.
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Letters To the Editor: Re "An Opioid Crisis Foretold" (editorial, April 22): We must act swiftly with a new plan to reverse the opioid epidemic: to trust science and educate the public.
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Then the supervising agent of the Tacoma office of the FBI, I deployed several agents to the local police department to assist with an investigation that experience foretold would not end well.
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The shocking visuals from the store's opening day also foretold success in membership sign-ups, he said, noting that Costco CFO Richard Galanti recently indicated the location has more than 200,000 members.
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That win ignited Miami's recovery from a 1-4 start and foretold the steamrollering that running back Jay Ajayi, who rushed for 204 yards that day, would administer to defensive game plans.
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Every weekend, some 268,000 congregants gather for the idiosyncratic teachings of the church's celebrity pastor, an entrepreneurial doomsday prophet who claims that President Trump's rise to power was foretold in the Bible.
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Last year, security researchers at Symantec foretold a looming "arms race" between malicious hackers mining cryptocurrency and the people trying to stop them; today, it seems like that race has really begun.
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Photo: AP ImagesWhen the gene-editing technology CRISPR first made a splash back in 2012, it foretold a future in which curing diseases might simply involve snipping out problematic bits of genetic code.
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If they don't uncover the truth for themselves and for the American people, we risk a future, foretold by Trump, when large swaths of women will be routinely punished for their reproductive decisions.
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In the process, they created an unsightly spectacle that pretty much ruined an opening-day celebration of unified Republican government, undermined their own leadership and perhaps foretold the shape of things to come.
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The chaos of a British exit from the European Union without a deal has been often foretold, and in frightening detail — goods stranded for weeks, shortages of medicines, flight of businesses and jobs.
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But, as the Under Armor Guy foretold, our fourth opponents broke the stretch, wearing matching black, pro-style helmets, without a visor or mask, running pre-set plays and a left wing trap.
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One piece in particular included in the TWA lounges — the Pedestal or Tulip chair — designed by Saarinen just before the TWA Flight Center, foretold its hovering form and mix of organic and modern design.
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Hours after his Wisconsin victory, he charged headlong into New York City, earning Bronx jeers that foretold a hostile reception across a half-dozen Eastern states that were never a natural fit for him.
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Federal fire-prediction maps foretold more of the same this year, with major fire potential in portions of the Pacific Northwest and California — the same area hit by some of last year's worst fires.
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The novel briefly takes on a resemblance to García Márquez's "Chronicle of a Death Foretold," taking us around the moment of death and everyone who could have and failed to stop it from happening.
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They might not anywhere near as commonplace as the Back to the Future universe foretold, but that doesn't mean the tech will never reach the streets (or at least a few inches above them) IRL.
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Melisandre used to believe this referred to Stannis Baratheon but now sees Jon Snow as the one foretold — Stannis's (permanent) death removed him from the running, but Jon Snow's resurrection seems to confirm his eligibility.
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The result may have unfortunately inspired Manson again (he thought the title referred to hell rather than a British carnival ride), but it also foretold the coming of heavy metal in the 1970s and 1980s.
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As market rumor had foretold, the two main recipients were Worldwide Warehouse Solutions (WWS), the logistics arm of Noble Group, and Metro, the LME warehousing franchise now owned by metals-property magnates, the Reuben Brothers.
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Mr. Ayah foretold that in the future, people from the south would come to Great Bear Lake because it would be one of the few places left with water to drink and fish to eat.
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The merging of blockchain technologies with the long-foretold Internet of Things resolves security concerns in a hyper-connected world, according to Amit Sharma, vice president and digital head of Indian technology solutions firm Tech Mahindra.
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Two hours from show time, the line stretched into the distance, a van owned by a local boxing gym registered voters while blasting Mexican pop music, and a Trump Zoltar machine foretold prophecies of America's despoliation.
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"These charges, which could not really be foretold by anything public, make you feel like it doesn't even matter what the real earnings are here, not that you can tell what they are anyway," Cramer said.
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This type of information has been used in the past to extrapolate a trend toward victory or defeat over the course of the war, but ultimately it has foretold little in the United States' longest conflict.
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One of the most unjustly maligned movies of the new century, this LA-set sci-fi epic is a feverish roman à clef against Bush-era America, which also foretold the the unreality of the Trump era.
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The scene is one in a 22006-panel work that has been through many a trial and tribulation, historically — a reality apparently foretold by the intense and strange expression conveyed by the central character in the altar.
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His was a death foretold, like that of the other deceased asylum seekers and refugees banished by Australia to the small island nation of Nauru and to Manus, a remote corner of the Papua New Guinea archipelago.
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In the wake of their victory, the Chiefs comeback felt foretold — it was their third consecutive playoff game erasing a double-digit deficit — but in the waning minutes of the game, Kansas City was desperate for a spark.
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Another cautioned against reading too much into the message, arguing that there was no meeting earlier in the day that could have spurred the comment or that the tweet foretold some sort of unilateral action against North Korea.
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With such a powerful re-adjustment of perspectives, Maleficent foretold of more old narratives to be looked at with a female gaze, with new lines of desire—including lesbianism and other kinds of female queerness—to be redrawn.
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He foretold this fall in popularity when he assumed office in the wake of the Maidan protests, calling himself the leader of a "kamikaze" government that was determined to take unpopular austerity measures no matter the political cost.
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Will Rubio, who shocked us all with his strong third-place finish in Iowa, shake off the doubts from a wobbly debate performance this weekend and become the contender that so many Washington, D.C., armchair prognosticators have foretold?
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This will take some serious advances in fuel cell/battery technology, but it's hard to think that electric-powered flight isn't foretold, at least for flights within about 100 miles (which is still a lot of regional flights).
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Known as Christian Zionists, they believe God promised the land to the Jews, and that the gathering of Jews in Israel is foretold in the prophecy of the rapture — the ascent of Christians into the kingdom of God.
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In the wake of their victory, the Chiefs comeback felt foretold — it was their third consecutive playoff game erasing a double-digit deficit — but in the waning minutes of the game, Kansas City was desperate for a spark.
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On Friday, Mr. Johnson's cabinet met in Sunderland, an industrial city in the north, a traditional Labour stronghold where the early returns after the referendum in June 2016 foretold the country's stunning decision to leave the European Union.
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Mr. Jones had been a plaintiff in the case, and his story foretold two of this year's major themes: Battles over ballot box access not only continued, but became fiercer in a climate of division and tight races.
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But nothing about her early life could have foretold her own journey to the White House — any more than her husband's early career as a radio announcer and movie actor could have predicted his path to the presidency.
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You could munch on the bite-sized chunks of quality wrestling, of which there several; namely, a Savage-Steamboat match that, in four brief minutes, foretold the chemistry that spawned a legendary feud a year-and-a-half later.
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Politicians need to weigh economic costs against the very dire future foretold by solid research and try to chart a course forward that will balance many concerns and lead to the best possible world for our children and grandchildren.
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Nonetheless, it is important to recognize that evangelical Christians perceive themselves as taking part in a divinely foretold prophecy in which their Jewish Israeli allies are supporting actors who will either eventually convert to Christianity or suffer eternal damnation.
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MILLENNIUM BUG (1997): This was a very forward-looking choice at the time, given that we were still a couple of years away from the Y2K doomsday scenario foretold by software unequipped to handle the calendrical change from Dec.
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He had a brief flirtation with Hollywood (Labyrinth and Absolute Beginners, neither received well.) All of which is what Bowie was restlessly reacting to with the anti-popular Tin Machine — which foretold and arguably helped inspire the rise of 1990s grunge.
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Such sad news was foretold to me by Bugged Out resident and programmer, Lemmy Ashton, one of only two grown men I've met with a less than ironic appreciation of the theme park biz since I stopped attending forum meets.
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The Los Angeles murders of actress Sharon Tate, her house guests, and the LaBianca family were orchestrated by Charles Manson in an attempt to incite a race war he called "Helter Skelter" after the Beatles song he believed foretold it.
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Getting down to the brass tacks, Hubbard posits that the Astros World Series victory, was foretold by Matt Harvey's start in Houston, which just so happened to be the first start after the Houston area was devastated by hurricane Harvey.
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Stephen Vladeck, a law professor at the University of Texas, suspects Justice Breyer voted against hearing al-Alwi v Trump because Justice Brett Kavanaugh's recusal could have foretold a 4-4 tie, leaving the DC Circuit court's ruling in place.
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"Holmes' TED Talk also provides gems that foretold so much:"We see a world...in which no one ever has to say, 'If only I'd known sooner,' a world in which no one ever has to say goodbye too soon.
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"Sunderland and other places that voted for Brexit will be hardest hit," he said, referring to the industrial city in northern England where the early returns from the June 2016 referendum foretold that the country would vote to leave the union.
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"I hope for Netanyahu's sake (and also for ours) that he knows the truth at least deep in his heart — it was the chronicle of a failure foretold," Ben Caspit, a political commentator, wrote in the Maariv newspaper on Sunday.
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Thanks to reams of information — sensors and surveillance everywhere, and computing capacity to make sense of it all — it looked as if we were entering a "Minority Report"-type world, where much of the future could be foretold in our numbers.
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A Wal-Mart exit isn't the upstart victory against an industry giant originally foretold in Jet's creation myth – it's more like the two survivors of a nuclear apocalypse meeting on the wasteland and pooling resources to eke out another few days of survival.
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So I'm not convinced you're supposed to think she has a little notebook of Things I Have Foretold Will Happen To Me. It could be she only catches glimpses once in a while, and has a hard time differentiating them from dreams.
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The violist Roberto Díaz told me he didn't know he'd love the viola before he tried it, and his tepid reaction to the violin could not have foretold the lifelong love affair he has had with the ever-so-slightly-larger viola.
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This knowledge hasn't caused the great, total shift to PC gaming that forum prophets foretold at the time, of course, but a recent video showing a PS4 running Linux Steam games reveals just how closely the device is related to ordinary PCs.
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For five consecutive competitive seasons—which included losses in the Wild Card game, the ALDS, and the ALCS—every system we have to forecast the way teams will perform prior to the beginning of the season had foretold nothing good for the Orioles.
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Certainly The Walking Dead doesn't shy away from killing characters who have outlived their usefulness, and if nothing else, Negan bludgeoning someone with a barbed wire-wrapped baseball bat was foretold in the source comics (right down to one of the victims).
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In the 1990s and early 2000s, he and a slew of other Internet Age prophets—many of them writing in this magazine—foretold a digital revolution that would flatten the priesthoods of politics, government, and journalism, and replace them with decentralized webs of direct participation.
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Uncannily, Zuma's almost superhuman tenacity had been foretold in his middle name, Gedleyihlekisa, a shortened form of the Zulu sentence "ngeke ngithule umuntu engigedla engihlekisa" ("I won't keep quiet when someone deceives me with a beautiful smile while he is doing damage to me").
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But after finding out that Doctor Strange had willingly given the stone to Thanos, the Ancient One concludes that this conversation with Bruce Banner must be part of Doctor Strange's future foretold (the 1 in 14 million chance of the Avengers changing the outcome of Thanos' snap).
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While her ex-husband has been getting the better end of his literal deal with the devil, she's been taking care of the child she loves, and nervously awaiting the moment when he'll begin gathering his disciples and preparing to conquer the world, as has been foretold.
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From a triumphant Frey feast turned bloody to Daenerys Targaryen returning to her ancestral home, "Dragonstone," Game of Thrones' seventh season premiere, is filled with moments long foretold that, nonetheless, lose a little of their power for essentially repeating dramatic beats from the season six finale.
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But no one could have foretold that the case would emerge — after an argument dominated by Justice Scalia's dislike of affirmative action — into the world of the post-Scalia court, a world that at least for the moment, and perhaps for the foreseeable future, has changed profoundly.
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Three paragraphs published in 1998 by the late philosopher Richard Rorty, which seem to have foretold the outcome of the 2016 election, went viral last fall, sending sales of the scholarly book in which they originally appeared, ''Achieving Our Country: Leftist Thought in Twentieth-Century America,'' soaring.
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The assassination of Major General Qassem Soleimani – who was in charge of clandestine operations for the Quds force of the Iranian Revolutionary Guards (IRG) – was largely a chronicle of a death foretold once the Trump administration designated the IRG as a "foreign terrorist organization" in April 2019.
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What's more, there have been instances when President Trump's words have foretold real policy movements with real-world consequences, such as his use of tariffs as an international trade tool with China and his threats of tariffs on Mexican goods in an effort to advance immigration-related ends.
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There were many reasons to be alarmed by the transcript of President Donald Trump's Wednesday interview with The New York Times, but if you drew back the lenses of time and context far enough, it foretold a deeper crisis than the text suggested—one that may be unfolding already.
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What you think is cool about it is what I thought was cool about it from the early patent filings that foretold what the device would become: a home console and portable gaming device hybrid, or in other words, a Super Nintendo that turns into a Game Boy Advance.
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And while Tuesday was, as the strategist James Carville foretold early on MSNBC, "not going to be a wave election" for Democrats, it caught some in the political class off-guard that the good news for Mr. Trump's opponents was first delivered by Mr. Trump's favorite news source.
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Why is it, then, that these revolutionary heroes who believe in democracy and peace and love and happiness and living in a land where people don't rape and murder each other still adhere and strive toward fulfilling a destiny foretold by the very types of people they're supposed to subvert?
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With the release of their "developer kit" this year, a product that clearly seems to have stopped being a first-gen product only when the reality of the climate availed itself, the startup seems to be finding that optics and infra progress is going to come more slowly than foretold.
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To get the full scope of the night, let's start from the very beginning, during warm-ups, when it was already foretold that Steph would have a ridiculous night: Ironically, Steph would later struggle a little bit more from that kind of close range than he would from far out.
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It's been 30 years since the phrase "fuck me gently with a chainsaw" became part of our cultural lexicon thanks to Heathers, the now-classic dark comedy starring Winona Ryder and Christian Slater that changed, and maybe foretold, the way we see teenage anger on screen and in real life.
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Even if he believed otherwise, the next four seasons foretold little promise that Keenum was capable of shepherding a team to a No. 2 seed and a genuine chance of reaching the Super Bowl in its home stadium, of becoming a reason Minnesota won and not why it didn't lose.
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When August 12 passed without the foretold tribulations, some of Ellison's original flock left the fold, and he took a job on a crew building nuclear missile silos in Missouri, while other men in the group earned money as hired hands or logging cedar, with all money earned consecrated toward the group's goals.
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This challenging moment of deep fractures in our country is an urgent reminder of just what we have lost by turning away from Brown's promise: the near-daily, contemporary fights -- cultural, partisan and racial -- may be in part a direct consequence of our failure to reckon with the consequences of segregation Brown foretold.
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His adventures in Egypt—he was the household manager for the palace-guard captain Potiphar, an object of unrequited lust and of vengeance by Potiphar's wife, and a prisoner, before being promoted to the Pharaoh's right hand for interpreting the ruler's dreams that foretold a seven-year famine—led to a fraternal drama.
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" After Brexit, tale of a currency crisis foretold By Desmond Lachman, July 7, 2016 "In the months ahead, the overriding priority of U.K. policymakers should be to come to an early understanding with the U.K.'s European partners on the country's future relationship with Europe with a view toward minimizing investor uncertainty.
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According to the Minerva research team at Georgia State University, the 2014 expansion of ISIS' so-called Caliphate was foretold by "Wiki Baghdady" – a Jihadi insider, but more than likely an al-Qaida agent – who predicted IS would amass multiple group allegiances and then announce them simultaneously in order to project power and influence.
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The Chinese chronicle of a crash foretold Exports from China to Brazil collapse as recession deepens Merkel faces a dilemma as Austria defies her over migrant crisis London City is in the middle of a planning battle over a £200m development that would increase the number of passengers it handles to 6m by 2023.
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A year's worth of presidential tweets foretold former Attorney General Jeff SessionsJefferson (Jeff) Beauregard SessionsDOJ should take action against China's Twitter propaganda Lewandowski says he's 'happy' to testify before House panel The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy MORE' fate: Trump ousted him before the dust from the midterms could settle.
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And if you read "The Art of the Deal" backward in the original Sanskrit, you'll find it foretold there as well: Before the seventh seal is opened, before Famine and Pestilence are loosed, the Man in White must do battle with the Combed-Over Titan, amid the ravening shrieks of Twitter and beneath the unblinking eye of Cable News.
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A referendum that was foretold the moment he was traded and forced to play in the twin shadows of Westbrook—the haunted talisman who has possessed the entire Thunder franchise from its inception—and Kevin Durant, the team's previous star wing who left OKC behind to pair with a team whose approach is affixed towards a communal future.
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More famous than many of the drivers who have come and gone over the years, he has become known to millions of fans as Bernie or Mr E. If the end of his reign was often foretold, time and again he confounded his critics — a classic example being the bribery trial in Germany that ended in 2014 after he agreed to pay $100 million as a settlement.
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" If automation and industry for its own sake are not corrected by "the intervention of the feeling, evaluating, loving, life directing elements in the human personality, will probably bring the whole long effort of human history to a catastrophic close, like that foretold in the Norse myth of Ragnarok; the end of the world, marked by the conquest of the gods by the giants.
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Orwell's "1984" was at once a savage satire of the Soviet Union under Stalin — from its rewriting of history to its cult of personality to its use of torture and propaganda — and a shrewd anatomy of totalitarianism that foretold the rise of the surveillance state and the fire hose of falsehood spewed forth daily by Putin's Kremlin and Trump's White House in attempts to redefine reality.
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Back in 2140, the German Embassy issued a warning reminding passengers intending to travel aboard the Lusitania, the British ocean liner that was sunk by a German U-boat, "that a state of war exists between Germany and her allies and Great Britain and her allies," which later made front-page news: "German Advertisement Practically Foretold Lusitania's Fate on Day She Sailed," read a subheadline a week later.
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For example, data we collected for the preliminary 2628 Millennial Impact Report, Waves 28503 and 22019 leading up to the campaign foretold how millennials would engage on election day: from March through May to June through August, millennials' belief that they could help make the country a better place to live dropped seven percent and by November, more than a quarter of millennials surveyed told us that they did not want to vote for either major party candidate.
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And it's no accident that the late 22014s and early 218s were the heyday of Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins's mega-best-selling Left Behind novels, which mix elements of thrillers, adventure stories, horror tales, and conspiracy theories to dramatize the end of days, in which millions of people from around the world suddenly disappear in an event called "the rapture" and the events foretold in the Bible are set in motion, including the rise of the Antichrist.
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Ohr was told of Russia's grip on Trump during a July 85033 meeting with former British intelligence officer Christopher Steele, who authored the "dossier" that foretold Russian meddling in the election and a number of other things that have since come to light through reporting and Special Counsel Robert MuellerRobert (Bob) Swan MuellerTrump calls for probe of Obama book deal Democrats express private disappointment with Mueller testimony Kellyanne Conway: 'I'd like to know' if Mueller read his own report MORE's Russia investigation.
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