be in the wind

To be likely to happen, often imminently. With the company doing so poorly these days, we're all afraid that layoffs are in the wind.

to be likely to happen soon From my recent conversations with Sara I get the feeling that change is in the wind.

Name	Pronounced	Usage
Akilah	-	Arabic
Hanne (2)	HAH-nə (German), HAHN-ne (Swedish, Norwegian), HAN-ne (Danish)	German, Swedish, Norwegian, Danish
Hale (1)	-	Turkish
Patterson	['pætəsən]
Dalia (1)	-	Spanish (Latin American), American (Hispanic)
Haunani	-	Hawaiian