Meanings of sure presage in English

I at once saw that he was delirious, a sure presage that the end was near.

The falling of his portrait or statue is a sure presage of a great man's death.

When my mood is darkened, my state is overcome by sinister cloud banks, a sure presage of intemperance .

The talents and virtues which were displayed in that great struggle were a sure presage of all that has since followed.

This presumption of a distant army, and their discovery of the weakness of government, was a sure presage of the most dreadful convulsions.

This extraordinary vote was a sure presage of success in the execution of a scheme which Montague had concerted against the East India company.

Before the preparations were finished, Constantius received the intelligence of the tyrant's death, and it was considered as a sure presage of the approaching victory.