Sentence examples for the harbinger for from inspiring English sources

America, that grand experiment, where mass media and consumer culture proliferated freely, became the harbinger for what was to come.

More than simply hosting tournaments or beating Asian opposition, however, the hope was that joining the AFC would be the harbinger for a shift in attitude – for Australia to truly become an Asian football nation.

It seemed throughout the lifetime of Netflix's streaming expansion that it would be the harbinger for cord-cutting, but now finds itself fitting with existing consumers that already are fine with a cable subscription.

Ireland has hosted regular season college football, surely the harbinger for the Shamrock Bowl.

Protein interaction mapping using high-throughput yeast-two-hybrid (HT-Y2H) methods has been hailed as the harbinger for the systematic approach to functional genomics, allowing individual genes to be placed in a global context of cellular functions (Mendelsohn and Brent, 1999).

The tapes provide a challenging experience to The Harbingers for experienced players.

The foul committed within Manchester's attacking third might have become the harbinger of doom for United's defense if it weren't for the increased attention from United's backline and increased effort of the remaining midfield and attacking players.

New characters are "usually the harbinger of doom for a sitcom," he said, "but I think we did it well, because they weren't replacing people who had left".

The people who walked in darkness have seen a great light, and it is the harbinger of peace for all creation.

The harbinger of death for the third-wave coffee shop has arrived, and it has taken the form of a coffee-delivering drone, designed by none other than IBM.

Those that adopt more robust privacy practices will have an advantage over competitors who fail to see the Privacy Shield rejection for the harbinger of changes it is.