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The warm summer is a harbinger of things to come.harbinger = an indication of the approach (of something)
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And hung throughout the city were the dwarves' flameless lanterns, their multicolored sparks harbingers of the Beors' long dusk and night. (source)harbingers = an indication of the approach of something
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I am afraid I am not altogether a harbinger of good; and yet, too, I am to a certain extent a messenger of peace. (source)
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So, this too would be regarded by many as a harbinger of brighter days.... For the doors of TsUM are no longer closed to them.† (source)
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They were locusts, it said, and that first man was their harbinger sent to explore the terrain.† (source)
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No one could remember Mr. Morrison ever speaking—as a mailman—and yet, as a harbinger of doom, the poor man clearly felt he had much to say.† (source)
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The harbinger of bad news.† (source)harbinger = an indication of the approach of something
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They swept toward her, harbingers of the storm that was to come.† (source)harbingers = indications of the approach of something
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Annie was right; the story was turning out to be a good deal more gruesome than the other Misery books, the first chapter had not been a fluke but a harbinger.† (source)harbinger = an indication of the approach of something
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Even in your Bible, we're harbingers of doom, willing and able to destroy entire cities.† (source)harbingers = indications of the approach of something
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The harbinger of harsh reality: You're both whole wogs and I'm a half one.† (source)harbinger = an indication of the approach of something
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Some carrion birds-harbingers, I think the locals call them-had come in through the broken glass doors in the dining hall and were finishing the feast.† (source)harbingers = indications of the approach of something
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Harbinger of the Wolf The crowd stirred uneasily.† (source)Harbinger = an indication of the approach of something
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They lifted her up and admired the pink flush of her cheeks, her sapphire blue eyes, the graceful curve of her brow, harbingers of the startling beauty that would mark her in a few years' time.† (source)harbingers = indications of the approach of something
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He'd seen the harbinger that had come to Maester Aemon with word of summer's end, the great raven of the Citadel, white and silent as Ghost.† (source)harbinger = an indication of the approach of something
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We have not crows in the barrens of my homeland, but I shall send some there, and they shall be known henceforth as harbingers of peace, not war.† (source)harbingers = indications of the approach of something
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