"I don't see the 'Priscilla' pit as a harbinger of everyone on Broadway using recorded music," Mr. Plum said.
The newly redesigned June issue will have Steven Spielberg, not exactly a harbinger of edginess, on the cover.
Face to Faces comes from Key Markets, which is being billed as the third "proper" album from the duo, and is released on Harbinger Sound on 10 July.
One occurred on 28 May 1980; it was a minor harbinger of false alerts on 3 and 6 June 1980.
Dashes of color, an eclectic mix of styles, silk scarves catching a spring breeze: vivid harbingers on Fifth Avenue last week for the Easter Parade (which by now, it seems, has become a reminder of an Irving Berlin tune).
The requirement for contraceptive coverage was widely described as a harbinger of deeper incursions on freedom that would occur if Mr. Obama were re-elected.
Whether the rising housing costs are seen as a sign of the city's economic vitality or a harbinger of trouble depends on who is talking.
It didn't enter into the bedtime equation that I would lie awake, my eyes trained on the window for the slightest drop of rain (for, to my 6-year-old mind, rain was a reliable harbinger of a twister on its way) until finally I'd cry myself to sleep from terror.
Teresa tries to explain the surgery in kid-friendly terms, but Milania, harbinger of death, is on to her. "HE'LL DIE!" she shouts, obviously unaware of death's permanence.
