coming events cast their shadows before

Clues indicate important events to follow. Come on, the boss has reprimanded you for this many times. Coming events cast their shadows before, and you need to pay attention to that!

See also: before, cast, coming, event, shadow

Farlex Dictionary of Idioms.

Coming events cast their shadows before.

Prov. Significant events are often preceded by signs that they are about to happen. (From Thomas Campbell's poem, "Lochiel's Warning.") If you pay attention to the news, you can generally tell when something momentous is about to happen. Coming events cast their shadows before.

See also: before, cast, coming, event, shadow

McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs.

See also:

at all events
event
party pooper
party-pooper
pooper
beat the gun
a wind of change
a wind/the winds of change
these things are sent to try us
catch up with (someone)

References in periodicals archive

Dhooper presents an opening statement describing the thrust of the book: "The future is never completely divorced from the past; coming events cast their shadows before them; and people have power over the future - we build it both by what we do and what we do not do" (p.

Social Work in Health Care in the 21st Century

词组	coming events cast their shadows before
释义	coming events cast their shadows before coming events cast their shadows before Clues indicate important events to follow. Come on, the boss has reprimanded you for this many times. Coming events cast their shadows before, and you need to pay attention to that! See also: before, cast, coming, event, shadow Farlex Dictionary of Idioms. Coming events cast their shadows before. Prov. Significant events are often preceded by signs that they are about to happen. (From Thomas Campbell's poem, "Lochiel's Warning.") If you pay attention to the news, you can generally tell when something momentous is about to happen. Coming events cast their shadows before. See also: before, cast, coming, event, shadow McGraw-Hill Dictionary of American Idioms and Phrasal Verbs. See also: at all events event party pooper party-pooper pooper beat the gun a wind of change a wind/the winds of change these things are sent to try us catch up with (someone) References in periodicals archive Dhooper presents an opening statement describing the thrust of the book: "The future is never completely divorced from the past; coming events cast their shadows before them; and people have power over the future - we build it both by what we do and what we do not do" (p. Social Work in Health Care in the 21st Century
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