Portended

He went on to win the U.S. Open that summer, and everything portended greatness for a kid who fell in love with the game watching the Masters on TV and then racing out to the chipping green at Brookhaven Country Club.

First the Division 1 title, maybe not the most important competition, but the way they ran through it like a knife through butter portended much.

The move portended a deal indeed, as Martinez was traded to Vegas on Wednesday morning.

It portended the legitimization of a potential political relationship between Washington and the PKK—something it turned out Turkey was willing to pay a high price to prevent.

Regardless of where he goes and the method by which he ends up there, this represents a sad chapter in the career of a once great scorer, if never the type of complete player his initial promise portended.

The consensus would be effected by this tactic of nullification, a veto that would suspend the law within the boundaries of the state.sfnsfn Veto power was linked to the right of secession, which portended anarchy and social chaos.

Though polls portended disaster, Clark's struggles justifying his party's populist platform and a strong Trudeau performance in the election debate helped bring the Liberals to the point of contention.