Sentence examples for for a harbinger from inspiring English sources

In 1962 he reflected, "The breeze we took for a harbinger of dawn was the wind of war, division and massacre".

The last time this franchise started the season 0-4 was 2007, which, if you're looking for a harbinger of the rest of the season, was the last time the Saints finished a season under the.500 mark.

Still, Sabonis's most famous escapade — in a career that featured many — was to become, in a strange way, something of a harbinger for Lithuania's basketball future.

Uber's hangover this morning is more of a harbinger for consumers in general, especially when it comes to goods and services delivered online.

It was an inauspicious beginning for Halpert, a harbinger of the challenges he would face for the next four decades.

While obliging one fan, he asked, "Did you have a good day?" It was a very good day for Mickelson, a harbinger, perhaps, of the rest of the year.

For many, that trend is a harbinger for disaster.

That hand-written sign for arugula was a harbinger of things to come.

And while consolidation has long been expected among auto parts makers, it is hardly clear that ArvinMeritor's bid for Dana is a harbinger.

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

Borrowing by small businesses is seen as a harbinger for the broader economy because they account for the lion's share of new hiring.