Sentence examples for sort of harbinger from inspiring English sources
While that's one example, it may indeed be a sort of harbinger of increased competition when it comes to office catering — and an example of having to move beyond just restaurants in order to remain competitive.
She's as quick to cite Brandy and Aaliyah as influences as she is Amel Larrieux and Yukimi Nagano, but that didn't stop The Guardian publishing not one, but two articles this year that name-check her as some sort of harbinger of acceptable R&B.
But one executive close to him pointed out that the deal with Ms. Louis-Dreyfus for a shorter, 15-episode series could be a harbinger of some sort of plan to rotate series the way HBO does with "The Sopranos" and "Sex in the City".
There is one man who, since the early 90s, has been a harbinger of the sort of unapologetically authentic style that is worn by anyone under 40 today.
I've always thought interest in what I call popular-crime cases is a harbinger or a forerunner of some sort of effort to fix the justice system.
These may be harbingers of a different sort of event.
But the award, a sort of real-life "Project Runway," is not always a harbinger of success.
Wait - St Lucia has hitherto been encircled by some sort of psychic cage, and the popular singer Amy Winehouse is either the harbinger of Pestilence, War, Famine and Death, or the very fifth horsewoman herself?
"But there is emerging evidence that this sort of thing is liable to happen more often in the future, so maybe it is a harbinger.
Webbon has not examined Harbinger but said there could be no chance of him returning to the track until next season, at the earliest, and probably not until "this sort of time of year".
