Sentence examples for have some harbinger from inspiring English sources

The hope was that the next Parkfield quake would have some harbinger, which could be used to forecast future temblors.

But, with hindsight, the result could be seen to have been harbinger of things to come as UKIP topped the polls for the first ever time, winning nearly 27% of the vote and 24 seats.

That may have been a harbinger because there have been delays the past two years as well.

In another context, the statement might have been the harbinger of a coup.

Rising oil prices have been a harbinger of recession, whether in 1973-1974, 1979-1980 or 2007.

Betty Currie may have been a harbinger of another predictable stage in a Washington scandal.

Though the fire did not completely destroy Caffe Cino, it may have been a harbinger of the end.

The W.T.C. bombing may also have been a harbinger of more destructive attacks of international terrorism in the United States.

(It should have been a harbinger of doom when Daschle began sporting those determined-to-be-hip round red glasses).

That presidential swoon may have been a harbinger of the yet unknown future.

To let this go on is stupidity of the worst order and proves Marx to have been the harbinger of your future.