How to pronounce “ominously” in English

And I'm still dealing with self-destructive behaviors.You say that so ominously.Huh? You're like-- I believe in tone.

to screen out material that may be quote "harmful to minors." No definition of what that meant.And in a case ominously named United States of America v. The American Library Association,the Supreme Court upheld the law on the reasoning that Congress could put strings on the subsidies that it chooses to give. Government doesn't have to fund libraries, but if it does it

Quora has its team.And we're starting to see, ominously for some, the arrival of Chinese companies.Alibaba has a design group, Apple's iconic industrial design studio, and so on and so forth,

As the noise grew louder and closer, I froze in an instinctive crouch, much like the rats we always read about in scientific experiments on fear, wonderingwhere the sound was coming from, knowing only that it was ominously out of the ordinary. Moments later, a huge shadow with metal wings passed directlyover my head, like some prehistoric bird of prey.

But there are ways to forecast and prepare for eruptions.Geologists and volcanologists monitor warning signs of volcanic activity, like earthquakes, swelling in the ground, and steam rising ominously from places it shouldn’t.They also base forecasts on volcanoes’ recurrence intervals, or the average times between past volcanic eruptions.

Lena Headey. I play Paige's mom.And I'm Jack, and I play Zak, the brother who's also over there ominously lit.Oh, that's terrifying. Genuinely is.

And for the next 30, I don't know, 37-- something like that-- years with Gussie at the helm,distributed to kids. The last thing St. Nick pulled from the bag was a sapling whipping switch, which he held ominously in one hand while