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Meanings of herald an end in English
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Usage of herald an end in English
1
His return will herald an end to strife.
2
The party's group deputy leader, Mr Manuel Medina of Spain, said adoption of the agreement would herald an end to conflict in the North.
3
The pageantry, the math, the magazines, the essays heralded an end to the old country with all its divisions.
4
Utility SSE said it hoped the government's announcement heralded an end to differential pricing, which it said some rivals practiced.
5
The reforms of 1991 heralded an end of the "License Raj" during which time businesses were strictly controlled by the state.
6
Then he began his rise, and he didn't have much time, and Klara's death heralded an end to the Christmas and birthday visits.