Sentences with phrase «pretty ominous»

Not sure how I feel about the «wilderness» of Milford Sound in the rains (it looks pretty ominous tbh).

Just do the math; the Pet Leadership Council (PLC) did, and the results were pretty ominous.

And some have suggested that it's pretty ominous for our society to think that our adults are so impressed with their stress levels that they're turning to children's arts and crafts.

Even with the mileage advantage diesel engines have over gas engines, that was a pretty ominous gap.

Just where Dar Adal's loyalties lie, we can't be too sure, but Lockhart mutters some pretty ominous things about no more surprises, meaning no more Brodys, no more Sauls and and no more Carries.

The term «failure to thrive» sounds pretty ominous, especially when a health professional is using it to describe your baby.

«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.

Not exact matches

That's a pretty beautiful, yet ominous statue.

The gaps at the front between Mercedes and the rest make it look somewhat ominous for tomorrow, but as always, Merc's magic engine mode tends to exaggerate the difference, so things could be pretty evenly matched in the race.

He manages to successfully recreate the ominous stillness of the opening of Once Upon a Time in the West, and the dialogue between the Bride and Bill is pretty well - written; we pick up on things that are unsaid and why the characters don't say them, which is a sign that we are at least somewhat invested in their situation.

I was pretty much right — his homely lullaby for Eleanor (Lily Taylor) was appropriately innocent, and his creepy theme (with full strings) for «the house» provided just the right amount of ominous suspense and foreboding in the scene that it was used.

People are buying engagement rings, eating breakfast, and so on... Life is proceeding pretty much normally, even through the rumble, until an ominous shadow glides overhead — and an enormous alien craft moves into place overhead.

For one, the scenery (providing it's not so misty you can't see the hand in front of your face) in this wild corner of the world can never just be «nice» or «pretty», it can only ever be breathtakingly dramatic, awe - inspiring, and slightly ominous, and you can see all of it in its disconcerting glory through its vast selection of rail journeys.

The overall objective of the game is to eviscerate all marbles upon the screen before they reach a rather ominous gaping hole, a hole that I'm pretty sure leads straight into the clutches of Hades himself.

While Mira looks pretty and unthreatening, it is full of danger, and the intimidating aura of the unknown constantly looms like a dark ominous cloud.