Sentence examples for a harbinger of a from inspiring English sources

Was this a harbinger of a Republican victory in November?

These phone calls were a harbinger of a huge problem.

The Jutland wolf may be a harbinger of a broader recovery.

The early afternoon brought a harbinger of a newer subgenre: Luminox playing trap music.

Wet sounds like a harbinger of a pop future that's tantalizingly close.

Germany's quiet new diplomacy may be a harbinger of a new era in Europe's politics.

Some Russian observers took this as a harbinger of a return of ugly Latvian nationalism.

The vote could be a harbinger of a broader shake-up in the government.

It was not a harbinger of a resurgent G.O.P., whose numbers remain in the toilet.

Devices like the Palm Pilot could be a harbinger of a new period for computer design.

Gainsayers will still dramatize China's growth rates as a harbinger of a grand power shift.