harbinger

To many, they are a harbinger of things to come.

But perhaps it was a harbinger of things to come.

They were the harbingers of an early change in season.

But this may be a harbinger of the future for higher education.

It may also be an early harbinger for the music of a new century.

Talk about a harbinger of worse things yet to come!

And this year will probably be a harbinger of the years to come, he said.

That indeed would be the harbinger of a true peace.

His one addition so far was a computer, moved from another office and a harbinger of things to come.

The first news I received was not a positive harbinger.

But others say it could well be a harbinger of more trouble.

The election results were a harbinger of the civil war.

Perhaps he is also a minor harbinger of things to come.

But they could nonetheless be the harbinger of far more to come.

None seems to be a harbinger of worse to come.

"If you think we have problems now, they're really just a harbinger of things to come," he said.

At the same time, the show is a scary harbinger.

They were a harbinger of even better dishes to come.

There were all the harbingers of a night without sleep.

Even the professionals around him seemed to see no harbinger.

"Or maybe these deaths were just a harbinger of things to come."

But it may also be a harbinger of where the nation is headed.

The deal can also be seen as a harbinger of many more in a mature industry.

But they may be a harbinger of a weaker economy.

It is too early to judge whether these signs are a harbinger of change.