Sentence examples for heralds from inspiring English sources

In between times, Jan Versleijen, who also heralds from the Netherlands, was put in charge of the federation's national youth programme, and Han Berger, the former Holland under-21 coach, was named the new technical director.

The Paperboy and At Any Price showed flashes of a burgeoning sense of self-awareness in the former High School Musical poppet, but it's Nicholas Stoller's lewd, lairy and very funny comedy Bad Neighbours (Universal, 15) that heralds his fully formed arrival.

If Billy Elliot heralds a new strain of melting-pot cinema, it's only reflecting the wider melting-pot in the land at large.

A CD of the music was released by the Nash last month, and next weekend comes the climax: a heart-stopping piece of history as they take the music "home", to Prague; to play in the Czech capital these great works written by Czech composers interned and doomed to the gas chambers; shoots of genius – and heralds of a great movement in modern music that never was.

It sounds obvious, yet Shapps's position heralds a seismic cultural shift.

Political adviser and author Jeremy Rifkin believes that the creation of a super internet heralds new economic system that could solve society's sustainability challenges In 2011, an ecologist released an alarming study showing that tiny clothing fibers could be the biggest source of plastic in our oceans.

The calls for change it heralds will not stop but grow stronger every day as those who want a better world see progress is possible.

And while Bogányi is proud of his invention, he's modest in the extreme about what it heralds, being cautious about allowing Hungary's greatest pianists – Zoltan Kocsis, Andras Schiff, say – to play the instrument until he's completely happy with it.