Sentence examples for event heralds from inspiring English sources
But there's good reason: this event heralds something that is almost as rare as the arrival of the new millennium.
Like the Oscars of the fundraising world, the event heralds the triumphs of people up and down the country who have raised money and public awareness of some really worthwhile causes.
Interrogation of large databases continues to support the hypothesis that an AKI event heralds an increased risk of CKD.
Sotheby's aggressive sale of the Goldschmidt collection in 1958, which elicited (for that time) amazingly high prices, has been cited as the event heralding the late-20th-century boom in fine-art selling.
Organisers had hoped the pageant, which was to have featured underwear contests and a freestyle talent display, would be a milestone event heralding a change in the Chinese society's traditionally conservative attitude towards homosexuality.
Some cried: "Viva, ANC, viva!" and blew vuvuzelas as they descended on the stadium that hosted the opening and final matches of the 2010 football World Cup – an event heralded by the ANC as symbolic of how far the country had come.
The event heralded the arrival in Nigeria of the social media as a potent force in mass communication and mobilisation.
Earlier today, as President Obama was sworn in, everything about the event heralded change.
The event heralded the release of the underground, herbal wellness brand's newest topical treatment, the Body Aware Mood Tonic: "an herbal spray supplement for enhancing body awareness, flexibility, endurance, and fluidity of motion".
The inauguration of the renovated Palazzo Grassi on the Grand Canal as a permanent center for cultural events heralds what promises to be a superb Venetian season.
The remarks even had the apparently paradoxical effect of boosting News Corporation's share price in New York by 24 cents to $20.08 – a move some analysts put down to the belief that the day's events heralded a point at which the company would sell its British newspapers.
