Meanings of first herald in English

As the first herald approached, there was a sudden dull roar, a tittering of excitement.

The first herald of the great struggle for liberty which was to ensue was Francisco Miranda.

Her senses were stunned: the vitality of her feelings was numbed and torpid: the first herald of despair is insensibility.

The last western light caught the twinkling leaf buds, and made of the tree a Burning Bush, first herald of the spring.

The first herald that the barbarians were at the gate was an electro-hermetic pulse, throwing an invisible bubble around the beach house.

In the northern sky a faint quivering streak of light, resembling the reflection of far away lightning, played-thefirst herald of the aurora.

The report that the Archduke Charles has gained a victory is as though it were the first herald announcing to us safety and restoration.

Did not the first heralds of Christianity trouble the peace of the Roman world?

Think of the field as the first heralds of peace!

The first heralded the promise of reward, while the second voiced the ominous warning of punishment.

The first heralds of the dawn were in the eastern sky, and the moon overhead was paling.

Trial, struggle, and war were now ended, and the Union, which they first heralded, was unalterably established.

At least ten minutes had intervened between the first heralding sigh and the intensification of the moonlight in the courtyard.

The coming of this fantastic order of things in the air was first heralded by a squadron of scarlet German planes.

First heralded as a regenerative therapy for skeletal tissue repair, MSCs have recently been shown to modulate endogenous tissue and immune cells.

The most ancient peoples of the Orient, standing "at the threshold of history," were the first heralds of a religious consciousness and of moral principles.