Sentence examples for that heralds from inspiring English sources

Beard goes on: "A distinction that heralds our ideas of the age of criminal responsibility".

The strong colors are still those of Fauvism, but the swirling lines have a visionary quality that heralds German Expressionism.

If that heralds a much-needed shake-up, there may someday be good news to come out of Detroit.

"Rain" is a real eye-catcher, a comely picture book that heralds an auspicious beginning for a newcomer.

Is it really a toned-down version of NWA's Express Yourself that heralds the arrival of these besuited beasts?

Bold, blowsy cherry blossom might have hogged the limelight for years, but it's plum, in fact, that heralds the arrival of spring in Japan.

Expensive scrims were considered but cut, and there has been no all-out advertising blitz of the kind that heralds some new productions.

So, too, is the spontaneous observation of nature with a new brevity, typical of Fragonard, that heralds the Romantic naturalism of the 19th century.

Whereas earlier romance had reflected a feudal society, the Amadís invested the monarchy with an authority that heralds the advent of absolutism.

The shape of a lady has got home with a headache, sinus pain or the telltale redness in her silhouette throat that heralds a cold.

You know that he is no ordinary commuter because of the New Age music that heralds his arrival and because a panhandler intuits something special about him.