Sentence examples for herald us from inspiring English sources

Soon our cellphones will locate, record and even herald us with digital precision: "You are here".

This is the future we have always believed in, despite the "data" backing those who tried to herald us back into some type of mediocre status quo.

Yet for all the magnitude of hype that will herald its arrival, Us is in some ways quite a gentle book.

There's a warning bell before Page 1 of "Callisto," the nightmarishly amusing potboiler by Torsten Krol: a blurb from The Victoria Herald Sun alerts us that the narrator, Odell Deefus, "ain't the sharpest tool in the shed, but he sure do tell a good story".

From the White House, the administration has taken the view that the war would always be "long and difficult", as deputy press secretary Eric Schultz said on 18 May, and the fall of Ramadi is a "setback" that does not herald broader flaws in US strategy.

Those who thought Obama's election might herald an end to US racism need only remember the names Michael Brown and Eric Garner to see how false that hope was.

I would like to recommend to you an excellent article by Ruth Wishart in yesterday's Glasgow Herald, which begins: "Let us take our text this morning from the Most Reverend John Sentamu, the charismatic Archbishop of York.

TRISTAN BERNARD For he is a herald who is with us always, Holding far in to the doors of the dead A bowl with ripe fruit worthy of praise.

Google Translate's latest update – turning the app into a real-time interpreter – has been heralded as bringing us closer to 'a world where language is no longer a barrier'.

While a long-haul date didn't herald love for us, it was the most memorable one I have been on.

"And it was Gore, walking uptown to buy The Herald Tribune, and he invited us to come to lunch at his house, and so we did".