Sentence examples similar to general heralds from inspiring English sources

Schneiderman's successor as state attorney general, Barbara Underwood, heralded the ruling in a statement.

At a meeting on Wednesday in Baghdad attended by American military and State Department officials, General Qanbar heralded what he described as the government's achievements in helping nearly 25,240 families to return to Baghdad and surrounding areas between February 2007 and the end of last month.

In a speech Monday, Hezbollah Secretary General Hassan Nasrallah heralded the nuclear deal as a blow against Israel and a move designed to prevent a catastrophic confrontation that would engulf the Middle East.

Angolan officials are reporting a high voter turnout in the general election which heralds the end of President Eduardo dos Santos' 38-yearulele.

Below the governor general is the Herald Chancellor, a position held by the Secretary of the Governor General.

A landslide victory for the Liberal Party followed at the 1906 General Election, which heralded a new era for the Echo.

Predators general manager David Poile heralded the acquisition as "unquestionably the biggest signing in [the] club's history".

Upon announcing the contract, Panthers General Manager Randy Sexton heralded Booth as "undoubtedly an important part of [the] club's future...[and] a role model for other players," while embodying "every attribute of what a true Panthers player stands for".

The state's top court ordered the dismissals Thursday, after finding "intentional" and "egregious" misconduct by former chemist Sonja Farak and two former assistant attorneys general, The Boston Herald reported.

His closing speech next Wednesday will not herald a general election, but it may seem like it.

This may prompt some investment-banking businesses to move to America.Might this herald a general trend for banks to start moving around to escape restrictive rules?