Sentence examples for a harbinger of doom from inspiring English sources

For weeks, he sounded like a harbinger of doom, as he warned about a recession that could last a decade.

Together with the recent reformation of Doherty's Libertines, the maimed lineup seems like a harbinger of doom.

(It should have been a harbinger of doom when Daschle began sporting those determined-to-be-hip round red glasses).

The current malaise is much more a result of the overall supply of ships than a harbinger of doom for the world economy.

For England it was a harbinger of doom, for Wales a symbol of spiritual defiance in the face of overwhelming odds.

"The Happening" is an awful letdown, yet it leaves you with something new, as a gently waving tree — that classical image of pastoral tranquillity — mutates into a harbinger of doom.

If that's not an explicit sign that I'm a Celebrity … Get Me Out of Here is a harbinger of certain doom, I don't know what is.

Is Obi-Wan Kenobi really a benevolent, excellently bearded guru of peace or is he a telekinetic harbinger of doom, recruiting impressionable youngsters into terrorism?

Naturally, this at the very least, represents a potential harbinger of doom for each of the popular wire services.

The warning leaps out of the in-box like an electronic harbinger of doom.

Whatever the interpretation — a great chance to keep wearing those Bermuda shorts or a harbinger of coming global doom — hot weather is likely to make this October one for the record books.