Sentence examples for heralds that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "heralds that" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to indicate that something is announcing or signaling a particular event or situation. Example: "The sudden drop in temperature heralds that winter is approaching."
This clearly heralds that the majority of companies will cut employer pension contributions in coming years.
The Norwegian withdrawal heralds that it is now back to business as usual.
Promoting behavior change, Dr. Farley likes to say, is the 21st century's equivalent of 19th-century advances in sanitation, and "Prescription for a Healthy Nation" heralds that agenda.
"The FT.com article already heralds that as the solution to all our problems in the same way it heralds all aircraft orders since Airbus is a big advertiser with the FT".
And Forbes heralds that fact that "a record 70% of the Forbes listers are self-made".
Alcibiades told the heralds that he would follow them back to Athens in his ship, but in Thurii he escaped with his crew; in Athens he was convicted in absentia and condemned to death.
(She has run other ads in The Times-Herald that did not mention opponents).
But later, she told The Boston Herald that was not meant as an apology, only as a clarification.
The suite begins with Smith playing a bright, rising phrase, like a herald, that seems to announce a character's taking the stage.
Unfortunately, the correction was based on information published in The Miami Herald that was wrong and had never been formally fixed.
It was a telephone call by Mr. Jimenez, first reported by The Miami Herald, that has generated some of the sharpest accusations of political muscling.
