Sentence examples for harbinger called from inspiring English sources

But satellite communications company Inmarsat slumped 46p to 466.5p as US hedge fund Harbinger called a halt to takeover talks, due to regulatory concerns.

The challenging debut tape is called Harbinger, and while it's layered with the bloodcurdling screams and slasher-movie samples you expect to hear on horrorcore records, the Devil is so deadly serious with the project that he makes Tyler's occult field trip look a charity Easter egg hunt.

It featured a half-human half-dog creature called the Harbinger, the physical transformation of saintly Jekyll into evil Hyde, and the brutal murder of a couple.

Davies, with the help of Walt Kuhn and Walter Pach, spent a year, much of it in Europe, assembling a collection that was later called a "harbinger of universal anarchy".

"Lenz" is often called a harbinger of European modernism, and one way in which later fiction of mental extremity develops is by replacing even that unstable third-person narrator with a highly unreliable first-person narrator, intensifying the reader's disorientation.

Civil libertarians greeted T.I.A. with alarm and called it a harbinger of even more Orwellian technologies to come.

With a hint of regret, he called the fight "a harbinger of things to come".

He called the moves a "harbinger for a new wave within the Indian gaming world".

Mr. de la Fuente, of Aperion, called the new product a harbinger.

She called the Portland vote "a harbinger of things to come".

The Action Office II, as it was originally called, appeared to be a harbinger of a liberating, flexible future.