Sentence examples for of the bellwether from inspiring English sources
"I'm kind of the bellwether.
But perhaps the biggest surprise is the declining popularity of the bellwether Lastminute.com.com
But more important, the demise of the bellwether auto plans might set a template for other companies seeking to cut costs and stay competitive.
Durrow's novel, which was released in 2010, is a national best-seller and a winner of the Bellwether Prize for Fiction.
The massive disappearance of sea ice has become one of the bellwether indicators of a changing climate, and for much of the year, it looked like this season might set a new record low for sea ice in the Arctic.
Thad was the cofounder of the bellwether Thad Jones Mel Lewis Orchestra, a fine composer ("A Child Is Born"; lyrics by Alec Wilder), and a formidable trumpet player who never got his due.
"We have to see the rest of the bellwethers to see how this is going to play out," he said of the test cases.
Reverend Billy has become one of the bellwethers of a possible renascence of guerrilla theater partly because he has demonstrated how to build such art around local issues that can be made palpably clear and fun to protest.
"When you look at some of our top 10 holdings, like Merck or Cisco, you may see some of the bellwethers that are driving our economy," Mr. Patel said.
"The PMI data show a significant risk of the US economy falling into contraction in the first quarter," said Chris Williamson, the chief economist of Markit, which published the US purchasing managers' index of service sector performance, one of the bellwethers of economic activity, on Wednesday.
But many of Perl's prancing generalities are either flat-footed ("Painting stops time — at least it stops time as we know time in our day-to-day lives") or questionable ("Painting is one of the bellwethers of modernity — and who can doubt that it is?").
