Forewarning

For some, the modest but pointed footnote seemed to be a forewarning.

He said this storm should serve as a forewarning to locals of what could come weather-wise.

However, the collapse of the B.C. United party, without forewarning to myself or my colleagues, has placed many of us in an unprecedented situation — one that has never been seen before in Canadian political history.

The PTI leader addressed security personnel, calling them state employees and forewarning them that although the government “will collapse soon,” they would still need to reside in the nation.

Or is the muddled synopsis a forewarning of a muddled production?

The visitor gets a slight forewarning of this deathly theme before actually going through the doorway leading from the Officers’ Mess to the two adjoining rooms as there are two other skeletons painted on each side of the doorway.

For low-income or minority students who have struggled to plan for unpredictable leaps in tuition, this proposal comes as a welcome forewarning on what paying for an undergraduate education would look like.

Scooters have become a controversial topic across the US with companies dropping their scooters onto city streets without any forewarning to lawmakers or residents.

The presidents of Russia, Turkey and Iran are slated to meet Friday in Tehran to discuss potential alternatives to de Mistura’s forewarning.

There was no forewarning.

A rising sea level does not appear to be particularly problematic; the increasing flooding of the subsidiary lagoons would provide easily observed forewarning, and might even benefit seabird populations by making the motus less accessible to predators.