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• The king now agrees to allow Hiluge to marry his daughter, though warning that the match is ill-omened.
• Allegedly, the spirits were cannibals who would capture and eat victims who ventured too close to the ill-omened location.
• In Bazhov's tales chrysolites, unlike ill-omened malachite and emeralds, are meant for humans and bring happiness to their lives.
• A fatality seems to follow this ill-omened year of 1889 . Fire and flood and earthquake shocks have marked this year for their own.
• It is not even her first, ill-omened glimpse of Diego Rivera, great Mexican muralist who married her and then deceived her at every opportunity.
• The assembled leaders offer ill-omened sacrifice at Deidameia, the daughter of Lycomedes, then heals Telephus, so that he might be their guide to Ilium.
• Disheartened by the ill-omened music and the loss of their leader, the MacDonalds broke and fled, disregarding attempts by the Clanranald chief to rally them.
• "Shinano " s launch on 8 October 1944, with Captain Toshio Abe in command, was marred by what some considered an ill-omened accident.
• His reforms are under way when, in spite of his own faith in prophecy, Julian undertakes an ill-omened campaign to reclaim Roman Mesopotamia from the Sassanid Empire.
• "Whatever their ill-omened motive and intention may be, the short-term target ( of the perpetrators ) is Mr . Khatami's administration,"
• The Kamogawa river descnds from an ill-omened direction; and the shrines along the flow were positioned in order to prevent demons from using the river to enter the city.
• Already their wild steeds are pawing the ground with impatience; already the ill-omened riders have come together and are exchanging the last words before leaping into the saddle ."
• Aulus Gellius, in the " Noctes Atticae ", written almost a millennia after; speculated that Vejovis was the inverse or ill-omened counterpart of Jupiter; compare Summanus.
• This ill-omened apparition was of great height, with a scaffold surrounding it, and a double ladder placed against it, for the ascent of the unhappy criminal and the executioner.
• Because each side was convinced of the legitimacy of its own claim, the pretensions of the other party were considered usurpatory, an ill-omened beginning that burdened the relations of both countries.
• The grove " ( lucus ) " of Libitina was located on the Esquiline Hill, as were several religious sites indicating that the area had " unhealthy and ill-omened " associations.
• The settlers on its borders speak of it with a sort of dread, and regard it as an ill-omened region, filled with bears, panthers, impassable laurel-brakes, and dangerous precipices.
• NBC, the Associated Press, and the Times itself called it an obscenity _ from a word that meant " inauspicious, ill-omened " in Latin, but later took a turn for the worse.
• "We will not let the ill-omened trinity rule our country, " Sheik Jaber al-Khafaji said in a sermon at a Shiite Muslim mosque in Najaf, referring to the United States, Britain and Israel.
• It is accepted that it derives its name from birds ( aves ) which, rising from the Tiber, nested there ( as we read in the eighth book of a suitable home for the nests of ill-omened birds ).