Sentence examples for herald the future from inspiring English sources
They herald the future, a future of recovery, rebuilding and redefinition that both excites and worries them.
If this technique turns out to be as cheap and fast as they hope, it will herald the future success of Mr Moore's prediction and, with luck, the failure of Mr Rock's.In this section Stamping on tradition The first shall be last Nativity story?
But the numbers also herald the future of the country as a whole, as minority students are expected to exceed 50 percent of public school enrollment by 2020 and the share of students poor enough to qualify for free or reduced-price lunches is on the rise in every state.
An exciting new demo from Seb Lee-Delisle at last week's Flash on the Beach conference in Brighton, UK may herald the future standard in audience participation.
They also seem to herald the future as yet unexplored and undiscovered as Glahn notes, "most scientific discoveries of recent times would not have been possible without the computing power of supercomputers, for example in quantum physics, weather forecasting, climate research, molecular modeling, physical simulations, and so on".
Interestingly, this consumption increased prior to the ICU event and seemed to herald the future deterioration of the patients.
The new Jessops heralds "the future of physical retail," he declares.
As in "Jewels" itself, the past is heralded, the future envisaged.
Rather like OhmyNews, a Korean "citizen-journalism" operation that many people think heralds the future for news-gathering, Schibsted exhorts its readers to send information and photographs.
Paglia's Gaga essay contains some insights (is texting, emailing and Twitter making body language incomprehensible to us? Maybe it is), but the professor who once heralded the future of feminism now seems marooned in the past.
At this "international bistro," as it was termed near the start, Italy played a bigger role than France, another instance of Union Square heralding the future of dining in New York.
