Sentence examples for heralds at from inspiring English sources
As both Americans and Europeans have learned, from these poor and even perverse incentives spring reckless management and fraud.So if Comcast's bid for Disney heralds, at last, the return of hostile takeovers, that is to be welcomed.
On 8 May 1660, the heralds at the command of the Convention Parliament proclaimed Charles II, King at Westminster Hall Gate.
Nick Korger is a sports editor at The Badger Herald at the University of Wisconsin.
But as Michael Silverman writes in The Boston Herald, at least the public goodbye went well.
It's heralded at the opening ceremony by Jamie Cullum performing a medley of songs about New York.
Caroline Sage is a reporter for The Badger Herald at the University of Wisconsin, Madison.
His text was immediately reprinted in the Sunday Herald at the weekend.
Another review was heralded at PMQ, when Mr Cameron was asked if he was happy with the policy.
Dr. Sarah Fane was not heralded at the forum, but her story is no less remarkable than those who were.
Known as intense, Mr. Griffin saw opportunity, and his push into investment banking was heralded at the time as getting in at a market bottom.
A FEW weeks before the opening of his first solo show, "Herald," at the Marlborough Gallery in Chelsea, Rashaad Newsome rendered himself as a coat of arms.
