Meanings of sure forerunner in anglès

Wolsey had long foreseen this measure as the sure forerunner of his ruin.

A weedy fallow is a sure forerunner of a crop failure.

There was nothing worthy of remark, save an angry heap of clouds, rolling and twisting together-thesure forerunner of a tempest.

A bright spot to the southward is the sure forerunner of the change, and vessels are thus enabled to take the proper precautions.

This species of discontent has often been the sure forerunner of an insurrection; and, in these disturbances, the master bakers frequently lose their lives.

For twelve hours the victim felt nothing save a joyous and elated exhilaration of the blood; a delicious languor followed, the sure forerunner of apoplexy.