Sentence examples for that heralded from inspiring English sources

With one out in the fourth, it came in at 88 to Morales, who poked a one-out single that heralded Vazquez's unraveling.

People wondered if that heralded a new Depression.

Mercedes hadn't planned to build street versions of the SL racecars that heralded its triumphant postwar return to motorsports.

The tape contained Altair Basic, the programming language for the machine that heralded the birth of the personal computer era.

That heralded a purge in the army that General Fonseka led until recently, with 14 senior officers retired and around 40 serving and former soldiers arrested.

THE spectacle that heralded the arrest of Yoshiaki Murakami, a powerful yet controversial investor, on June 5th, had people glued to their televisions.

At about this time Kokoschka began his career as a writer, composing several plays that heralded the new Expressionist theatre and expressed his compassionately humanist philosophy.

The Jazz read all the press clippings that heralded its demise after Utah lost the first two games in Los Angeles.

The choreographer Eliot Feld promised to be brief in a charming speech that heralded the opening, on Wednesday night, of his Mandance Project season at the Joyce Theater.

GROUNDBREAKING for the Triborough was Oct. 25, 1929, one day after "Black Thursday," the stock market crash that heralded the Great Depression.

Sophisticated collectors prefer the Bubnovy Valet (or Jack of Diamonds) artists, a Cezanne-influenced school that heralded the Russian avant-garde.