Sentence examples for four harbinger from inspiring English sources

"Members of our nominating and governance committee plan to meet with each of the four Harbinger nominees, either by phone or in person," said Catherine Mathis, a spokeswoman for the Times Company.

The four harbingers of death can be readily detected in a blood sample, and are even predictive when seen in apparently healthy people, their new study shows.

One harbinger of late spring is the migration of benign swarms of teen-agers along Forty-second Street.

And ahead of that ban, two Harbinger Capital employees — Robin Roger, general counsel and co-chief operating officer at Harbinger Capital, and Keith M. Hladek, chief financial officer — stepped down from Fidelity's board.

One harbinger could be the EPA's recent actions to regulate carbon dioxide as a pollutant.

One harbinger of this future was perhaps found, he said, in the success of one Team Fortress player in Kansas who was earning $150,000 £97,0000) a year making virtual hats.

Like Paulson, Falcone rose to prominence during the financial crisis, joining the billionaire ranks when his two Harbinger Capital Partners funds returned 114% and 176% respectively in 2007 thanks to timely bets against subprime credit.

His firm swelled to $26 billion in assets after a successful bet against subprime debt in 2007—Falcone pocketed $1.7 billion that year and still has a net worth of $2.2 billion—but Harbinger has since shriveled to $5 billion as investors question his Ahab-like pursuit of LightSquared.

Hunting tigers The man who showed why firms exist From dental braces to astronauts' seats ReprintsThe three harbingers of the apocalypseThe disaster of September 2008 had many causes, as the first of our series of "schools briefs" (see article).

A final self-portrait showed the elderly artist standing between a grandfather clock and a bed, two harbingers of the end, his suit loose on his shrinking frame, his features barely there.

Last night there were at least five harbingers of doom: fluke injury to starter (Castillo, who sprained his ankle stepping into the dugout); starter's replacement making a key error; usually reliable closer melting down; third reliever of the night hitting a batsman to bring in the go-ahead run and — worse — to bring up Albert Pujols; Pujols then hitting a grand slam.