Sentence examples for herald it from inspiring English sources

According to the Sydney Herald, it wrote: "The post isn't tasteless – it is honest.

But, wonderfully, the current occupiers still herald it as the Elephant House on their sign in Hawley Crescent.

GP If this result came in June, both coaches would herald it as a well-won point.

The prevalence of sour beer at this year's "Indy Man" has prompted many in the industry to herald it as the next big thing.

As Steve Bulpett writes in The Boston Herald, it would help if Kevin Garnett weren't out there tilting at the windmills on his own.

To herald it, the shop has released a line of sandals designed in collaboration with the St.-Tropez shoemaker K. Jacques.

When the Diary was published as a book, Punch heralded it in its issue of 23 July 1892 as "very funny", adding: "not without a touch of pathos".

Its makers are heralding it as the must-have camping and festival accessory of 2015, a lucrative niche to fill.

But at the time of its launch the New York Times and others heralded it as a major disruptive force to the classified ads world.

After its second season, The New Yorker heralded it as "one of the wisest, most emotionally ambitious" shows around.

Edwards's younger brother, Kenny Edwards, told The Omaha World-Herald it could be a dislocated thumb, caught in the steering wheel during a crash.