Sentence examples for more harbinger from inspiring English sources

The mill's production of "miles and miles" of khaki twill for Army uniforms is one more harbinger that Jim cannot miss.

Otherwise our political party game beamed live from the US is less summer spectacle, and more harbinger of our own, collective nightmare.

Almost everyone is looking for signs of an oncoming recession, and nothing seems more a harbinger of such bad news than corporate layoffs.

The Olympic Games are always sponsored by one city, demonstrating Catalan pride or Australian culture to the world, but the Beijing Games will be a more cosmic harbinger of where the world is going in the next century or three.

A more acute harbinger of the face of climate change might be the ravaging of islands in the Caribbean, and the floods in South Asia the same week, which killed thousands of people.

Hollande's victory in France is no more a harbinger of a general leftward shift than Rajoy's victory in Spain a little while ago heralded a general rightward shift; these are just the "outs" benefiting from the fact that they aren't in, and the economy stinks.

Now, there are those who assumed a footballer earning quarter of a million quid a week was an eventuality predicted in the Book Of Revelation, but others may counter that a serving referee thrashing out private sponsorship deals is a more obvious harbinger of the coming apocalypse.

As a more hopeful harbinger of spring, a dynamic new multi-faith collaborative initiative is planning creative actions in Washington to awaken the lawmakers, the administration and the American people to the moral and spiritual imperative of this issue.

Birds and birdcages appear throughout as more generic harbingers of resurrection and rebirth.

But these factors, which began decades ago, were more likely harbingers of an approaching post-idea world than the chief causes of it.

And so it was that Pinpol Lovers Triangle, Swaziland's first dating agency, became one of the more unusual harbingers of change in a kingdom determined to resist it.