Sentence examples for harbinger this from inspiring English sources

Another spooky harbinger: this woman is a Manhattan lawyer whose latest client is responsible for the death of his wife.

She has already seen a harbinger: this winter a small group of men, some foreign, camped out in trailers along the beach.

If this state is a harbinger, this country of 36 states divided uneasily between Muslims and Christians seems likely to experience a hardening of those divisions.

Maybe the duck's triumph is a harbinger: This month Largey plans to start dipping back into her past.

Were we piñatas or harbingers this election season?

Mr. Pearce's company may serve as a harbinger in this region.

It is an appropriate harbinger for this 1898 comedy by Arthur Wing Pinero, which affectionately resurrects the picturesque phantoms of bygone theater days.

The recent operation on Joan Sikkema at the Cleveland Clinic may well be a harbinger of this coming revolution in brain surgery.

Harbinger of this whole awakening of Bulgarian national consciousness (known as the Vuzrazhdane) was Father Paisy of Chilandari, whose single work, Istoria slavyanobulgarska (1762; "Slavo-Bulgarian History"), by its romantic evocation of Bulgaria's past and appeal to national self-respect inspired Bulgaria's renascence, including its first able modern writers.

But as #clusterfuck continues to trend and #grabyourwallet (a Rhoades-like term if ever there was one) exerts real force on the consumer marketplace, Rhoades begins to look less like a product of his time and place, and more like a harbinger of this absurd and unforeseeable moment in which nothing is unspeakable.

Reports this week of Amazon merging Prime Day in store at Whole Foods is a harbinger of this eventual reality.