Sentence examples for * the harbingers from inspiring English sources

The waves are almost always the harbingers of disasters.

Now, researchers have identified some of the harbingers of long-term recovery from eating disorders.

The New Yorker, March 27, 2000 P. 95 The harbingers are come.

They are not always the harbingers of destruction; instead they remain omnipresent, like patrolling prison guards.

These were the harbingers, the sounds of my torturers clearing their throats.

Physicians are thought to be the harbingers of bad tidings, the people who use cold words like "prognosis".

Russia said they were the harbingers of a "humanitarian" effort on which it was prepared to spend lavishly.

The skies over Pakistan are being patrolled by the harbingers of the new paradigm: zones of total control.

We are the benign harbingers of technology and modernity.

Unemployment-insurance claims often the first harbingers of a downturn—have risen sharply.

You cannot go on pretending that you're the only harbingers of democracy.