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1. Leaves: If they are green and fresh, they portend happiness; if they are withered, you will lose hope
2. If you can’t see for yourself what the new environmental horrors portend, Lash seems to be saying, don’t worry
3. What does it mean? What does it portend? The thought unsettled his mind even as he recast his plans
4. Moshe stirred uneasily at what that seemed to portend, as the “voice” continued, “We will see
5. This also might portend that a Theory of
6. Would it not be in order for Vivek to extract his pound of Gautam’s dear flesh and make him pay for his daring? As pride comes before a fall would not Gautam’s pride portend his fall? Was not his wife the source of his pride after all? Why, was there ever a more desirable woman in all of Delhi?
7. the changes that affect those ratios for better or worse; these are the changes that portend a rise or fall in stock price - a new marketing strategy, a lower cost of debt, or a broader
8. capital, but remains a concurrent indicator; and does not portend a change in the
9. ‘Does it augur well that the monsoon too has set in today? Won’t that portend women pouring in into my bed as it were? True, this Kantha cannot hold a candle to Roopa, but didn’t she set the whole bed on fire, many times over
10. Then God wanted to portend His Messenger with victory and the near coming of the manifestation of truth
11. God then wanted to portend His Envoy’s victory and the imminent coming of the manifestation of truth
12. The rain-dappled evergreen trees and holly bushes sparkled like cut diamonds in the glinting sun as we rode to the Lorraine Region of France, but my chest tightened as I received a vision from Kermes Twa; the water-droplets were tears she shed for me, but the question was why? Did they portend a future of torment and pain or happiness and joy? Her constant answer was, “ Life always unfolds its mysteries in ways that the human mind can never conceive of
13. so interpreted by the sacred scribes as to portend those
14. On and on without respite until after about thirty hours of propeller airliner flying and anxious airport stops at the major European cities, I arrived in a freezing and cloudy Boston hoping the gloomy atmosphere was not a portend of bad news
15. There would be decisive force in these considerations standing alone: nevertheless, at the risk of much contradiction, I must, in the fear of God, as well as in faithfulness to my convictions, acknowledge that I see no sufficient evidence positively to contradict the belief of the primitive church, that the New Testament writers, and our Lord Himself, may have intended, by their menace of judgment, what their awful words appear to portend
16. What did all this portend, and what portended the swift hoisting-up of Monsieur Gabelle behind a servant on horseback, and the conveying away of the said Gabelle (double-laden though the horse was), at a gallop, like a new version of the German ballad of Leonora?
17. Why had Sotillo taken himself off with his whole command with this suddenness and secrecy? What did this move portend? However, it dawned upon the doctor that the man upstairs was one of the officers left behind by the disappointed colonel to communicate with him
18. But what about on an individual stock? In other words, does a high put/call reading in say AAPL portend anything for AAPL specifically? And by AAPL I mean “proxy for any individual name with relatively active options
19. “But what doth the Prophecy portend?” I insisted
20. Some clung to the Shrouds straining to see what had become of other Ships around us (as if that might portend our Fate) and some hung on to the Yards like veritable Monkies, essaying to straighten the torn and flapping Sails; others scurried to man the Pumps, shouting that all was lost, we should surely founder; and still others fell to bended Knee in Pray’r
21. The Air was thick with strange Suggestions; what might all these Things portend?
22. There are many reasons companies file for bankruptcy (some bankruptcies are the result of creditors' actions, not company initiative), only some of which portend the termination of the firm and the liquidation of its assets
23. Almost in the center of it, above the Prechistenka Boulevard, surrounded and sprinkled on all sides by stars but distinguished from them all by its nearness to the earth, its white light, and its long uplifted tail, shone the enormous and brilliant comet of 18l2- the comet which was said to portend all kinds of woes and the end of the world
24. Almost in the center of it, above the Prechístenka Boulevard, surrounded and sprinkled on all sides by stars but distinguished from them all by its nearness to the earth, its white light, and its long uplifted tail, shone the enormous and brilliant comet of 1812—the comet which was said to portend all kinds of woes and the end of the world
1. She felt that this portended something
2. had portended that whale beachings around the globe were connected to major
3. Strabonus had raced ahead of news of the battle, and the people, just rousing to the occupations of the day, gaped to see their king returning with a small retinue, and were in doubt as to whether it portended victory or defeat
4. His gaze portended nothing—not pity, not feeling, not understanding—just non-judgmental glances
5. But sadly for Germany and arguably for the good of the world, while it was his grandeur of delusion and not the well-being of his country that made Goring envisage that absurdity, it was Fuehrer’s false sense of invincibility that made him overlook the danger the move had portended
6. after a thousand year interregnum, for the Musalmans, whose domain of eight centuries the British had ended; it portended the worst – the Hindu domination of them
7. The article went on to question whether any of the sisters was taking their responsibilities seriously and what it portended for the business’s chance of success
8. What did all this portend, and what portended the swift hoisting-up of Monsieur Gabelle behind a servant on horseback, and the conveying away of the said Gabelle (double-laden though the horse was), at a gallop, like a new version of the German ballad of Leonora?
9. It portended that there was one stone face too many, up at the chateau
10. But to the little hook-nosed man from Esmeralda, anxious about the export of hides, the silence of Charles Gould portended a failure
11. the street, but what it portended she did not know
12. Few heeded the sign, and not even Bilbo yet had any notion of what it portended
13. The sun, low in the west, was sinking behind a heavy cloudbank, which, to nautical eyes, portended fog at sea
1. As it happened, I had learned more than I appreciated about reading people, so I was not fooled by a simple sniffle portending to be a prelude to cold
2. As it happened, I had learned much more than I appreciated about reading people, so I was not fooled by a simple sniffle portending to be a prelude to cold
3. Over the horizon-line of the sea, along which floated a long wreath of black smoke from some steamer, crept long white clouds, portending a gale
1. Picnic: If you dream of having a picnic in the country, it portends happiness in love or promotion at work
2. He did this in spite of the fact that sailors are a superstitious lot, and normally will refuse to sail with a corpse, as it portends bad luck
3. “What that portends may seem surreal
4. ‘But every situation portends an opportunity as well,’ said Tara with seeming conviction
5. Aboard the Indian Airlines flight that very evening, Raja Rao’s thoughts hovered around what Roopa’s present portends for his future
6. But then the fate of the Indian politics has always been in the votes of its masses, and if only they can grasp what the future portends for them and the nation in the ‘Modi vision’ that is before they are called upon to cast their votes the next time
7. I was excited that I was being married but worried of uncertainties, which the future portends
8. because it’s the ultimate of all signs and omens and portends long-prophesied changes for humanity
9. For, today we have even a much better understanding of Tai Chi’s potential than we did a few years ago, so ignorance or inconclusive data is not an acceptable explanation from our medical universities that train our future doctors, without teaching them about Tai Chi research, and what it portends for their future patients
10. If a historical volatility chart is unusually flat, it often portends a radical move in futures prices
