Sentence examples for a telling harbinger from inspiring English sources

In that sense, a second case, decided a few days before the criminal trial opened, makes for a telling harbinger of the complexities to come.

A more telling harbinger of the Greek future might have come last weekend in New York, where new power Colombia walloped Greece, 2-0.

There is a telling moment in this first quarter, and any Jets fan can be forgiven for thinking it a dark harbinger of the season to come.

Is this a hiccup or a harbinger?

Time will tell if the loss was a harbinger of an early exit.

The 2014 increase to $3 million in the Halo Report is important and time will tell if it is a harbinger of bigger changes.

It felt like a harbinger – a warning shot.

Is he a life force or a harbinger of death?

"I thought you were a harbinger of Death," I told him.

Jack Raisner, an attorney for the plaintiffs, told Reuters that the termination is a "harbinger" of likely bankruptcy.

Was this a harbinger of a Republican victory in November?