Sentence examples for heralds with from inspiring English sources

The sgraffito work depicts vines, leafy faces, heralds with trumpets and other details.

Leading the way from the Capitol to the Treasury Department was a horse-drawn float bearing a banner that read, "We demand an amendment to the constitution of the United States enfranchising the women of the country". It would be followed by more floats, nine bands, four mounted brigades, three heralds with trumpets and somewhere between 5,000 and 8,000 women.

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The approach of a predator is heralded with loud, abrupt birdlike whistles.

(He's also a food columnist for the Sunday Herald with a fine turn of phrase).

"Parade" is heralded with posters and photographs of parades promoting the circus' arrival.

Rarely can the apocalypse have been heralded with such unbridled glee as it is by Will Oldham.

since 1924; a year that produced the Mirror, the Evening Graphic; saw the merger of the Herald with the Tribune.

An author's latest is always "their best yet", while every debut is heralded with messianic zeal.

The introduction of Absolut Los Angeles is being heralded with ads that proclaim, "In an Absolut world, lights, camera, vodka".

I once managed to cause a cleaners' strike on the Daily Herald with a review of Up the Junction.