Sentence examples for a harbinger of spring from inspiring English sources

For the pagans who once lived here, Maslenitsa was a harbinger of spring; today, the organizers hope, it could be the harbinger of a more figurative springtime for Pskov.

The riotous rainbow of 5,000 plants -- long a harbinger of spring in wintry Manhattan -- is to make its debut on Thursday in a new space: Rockefeller Center.

One of the first fleshy fungi to appear from March to May, U. craterium has been dubbed a "harbinger of spring", and is sometimes encountered under melting snow.

On a snowy day it seems a harbinger of spring.

Here's today's mini crossword puzzle, and a clue: Bird that's a harbinger of spring (5 letters).

In Sibelius's wintry, very northern Allemonde, she is effectively a harbinger of spring.

— marks him as a harbinger of today's boundary-crossing musicians.

Those results are now being seen as a harbinger of next year's election.

In a harbinger of summer, Glimmerglass Opera in Cooperstown, N.Y., has announced its 2005 season.

Press releases touted the accomplishment as a harbinger of tomorrow, when robot maids, nurses, and babysitters will tiptoe deftly about the home.

Its place in history is more significant: the Avalanche was a harbinger of today's trucks that place as much emphasis on moving people as they do on hauling cargo.