Sentences with phrase «ominous form»
"Ominous form" refers to a shape or appearance that gives a feeling of something bad, threatening, or frightening about to happen. Full definition
Manuel Pellegrini's men have looked in ominous form in recent weeks, and so Arsenal will have to keep up the pace or risk having to go through the preliminary stages of the Champions League with a fourth - placed finish.
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The towering Swede has not been in quite as ominous form this season, but the goals are still flying in.
Joachim Low's side have been in ominous form during their march to the semi-finals, but the national team's chances of going all the way in Poland and Ukraine could be derailed by the bust - up.
Arsenal still have a very big hurdle of our own to jump in the FA cup tomorrow, with the visitors Middlesborough in really ominous form and having the same sort of strong defensive set - up and counter attacking style that has hurt Arsenal so often in recent years.
An 11th Monte Carlo title is in sight for Rafael Nadal, who looked in extremely ominous form against Dominic Thiem.
In the next decade, dark and ominous forms crowded his painting, forming a visual language somewhere between abstract and figurative.
Dark, ominous forms began to crowd his paintings, coalescing into what would become a new language that consumed his practice over the next ten years.
Glowing candy - colors and luminous skies juxtaposed with blurred shadows and ominous forms create a strangely harmonious universe, one where the traces of humanity are glimpsed but the human presence is never directly seen.
He looks in ominous form.
While there is still a long way to go in the campaign to wipe that deficit out, it remains to be seen whether or not it happens as while Pep Guardiola's side look in ominous form, question marks have been raised over United especially in the big games against their direct rivals.
And while Bafetimbi Gomis» goals have dried up, the likes of Andre Ayew and Gylfi Sigurdsson are in ominous form.
Manchester United will be looking to continue their ominous form when Leicester visit Old Trafford on Saturday evening while Arsenal take on Liverpool in the pick of this week's games.
As thoughts begin to turn to the forthcoming Six Nations, Joe Schmidt will be particularly heartened by the ominous form of Leinster, who've begun to dominate in the Pro 12 and Europe once again.