Sentence examples similar to Harbinger of cheer from inspiring English sources

Harbinger of spring includes all 30 teams that finished last season.

Their exuberant pieces don buildings from Tokyo to Turin, and are considered harbingers of cultural good cheer.

Conventional wisdom has it that the season of joy and cheer is really a harbinger of serious depression for some and a general downer and a disappointment for many.

Islamists cheered the results as a harbinger of their ascent after revolts across the region.

The crowd in front of the JJ's booth cheers, hoping that it's a harbinger of the grand prize, and the other teams fidget nervously.

Or a harbinger of the future.

A harbinger of things to come, perhaps?

He was harbinger of doom".

The harbinger of doom-songs.

He was a harbinger of genocide.

A harbinger of things to come?