Use of the word premonition in a sentence example

premonition

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Simran had a premonition that her life was in danger. [noun]

The fourteen year old Esther wakes in the early hours of the morning with a premonition of disaster. [noun]

I had a strange premonition and asked Roger Harvey my pit manager to change to wet tires. [noun]

And this premonition was disagreeable to him though he knew it could not be helped. [noun]

A premonition drove the blood to his heart. [noun]

The premonition within the Alamo was not wrong. [Please select]

He felt the premonition. [Please select]

He had been gone over a week now, but the premonition persisted. [Please select]

Ned felt an extraordinary shiver, a premonition, but it passed, unexplained. [Please select]

Something--a faintest premonition--the vaguest stirring of foreboding committed him to silence--and left him there motionless. [Please select]

You might call it a sort of--of premonition--if you wanted to. [Please select]

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