Sentence examples for These harbingers from inspiring English sources

The more the better, because these harbingers of spring cure the deep blues of winter.

Studying these harbingers could very well save us from a potential cyber catastrophe.

Each fall, when the first migrating monarch butterflies fluttered past his 11th-floor window in Washington, D.C., Science's recently retired earth science writer, Dick Kerr, would call us other writers and editors in to watch these harbingers of the coming cold wing their way southward.

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

It will take trillions more collisions before physicists can know if events like these are the harbingers of an intellectual revolution in what the universe is made of.

Whether these were harbingers of broader change remained anyone's guess.

Until recently, abortion rights activists treated stories like these as harbingers of the future if states continued to erode abortion rights.

As you tunnel on relentlessly into the future, these little harbingers either choke on the noxious gases released by the extraction of decadence, or they thrive in the clean air of what we might call progress.

"These are harbingers of a system that can't hold itself together," Wolff said.

Sadly, after a period of time, these various harbingers of death lose their novelty and we do not have the energy to herald them.

"These suits are the harbingers," said John F. Banzhaf, a professor of law at George Washington University and the director of an antismoking organization that pioneered lawsuits against tobacco companies.