Sentences with phrase «ominous letters»

Four ominous letters never seem too far away from the lips or minds of Irish radio executives, producers and presenters.

Not exact matches

«There's an emotional thing when you get a pretty ominous - looking letter from the IRS, [saying] you might have done bad things,» Tom Reese, owner of a hearing - aid retailer in Tennessee, told the Journal.

The video is a low - budget affair, featuring white or red lettering against a stark black - and - white background and a faintly ominous soundtrack.

A wealth of archival footage (ominous dust clouds, swirling dirt storms, starving livestock, invasive grasshoppers, and so much more) and photographs, along with dramatically read letters, journals, and newspaper articles, draw viewers into the story.

It's almost the exact opposite scenario as the one predicted in the ominous Authors United letter.

The ominous phone calls and letters from lenders certainly don't help.

Further searching also revealed a follow - up post from his worried parents in 2012, asking if any of his friends had heard from him and why his last letter was a blood - stained, ominous note simply reading «the big man licks his teeth when he watches me».

But upon closer inspection the letters unravel to reveal familiar — sometimes ominous — messages, and the patterns expose an array of subtle imperfections and variations.

While the grid study confirmed that wind and solar power are reliable, Rick Perry's cover letter included some ominous, if vague, words of warning.

Al Gore even featured it in ominous red letters spread across a frame of his movie An Inconvenient Truth.

Publications that reported climate science news of ominous developments were hounded by angry letters to the editor demanding that the contrary view, denying global warming as a problem, should get equal time.