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Meanings of herald by in English

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Usage of herald by in English
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He was ingenious, industrious, a poet by nature, and, wonderful to say, withal a herald by taste.
The Wits and Beaux of Society. Volume 2
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The weakness of the Church was heralded by that of the Empire.
The Church and the Barbarians / Being an Outline of the History ...
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Both deals were heralded by all observers as shrewd, brilliant business moves.
Reuters
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The coming of these passengers was heralded by Thomas Garrett as follows:
The Underground Railroad / A Record of Facts, Authentic Narrativ...
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Our proximity was heralded by a low laugh from M. de Radisson.
Heralds of Empire / Being the Story of One Ramsay Stanhope, Lieu...
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And then, heralded by men with whips and spears, the wyvern appeared.
Heir of Fire
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Into this world Prentiss entered, heralded by naught save his own genius.
International Weekly Miscellany of Literature, Art and Science -...
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His first move, however, was heralded by a deep bellow from below.
Tarzan the Terrible
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The coming of Lola Montez to Ballarat was heralded by a preliminary paragraph:
The Magnificent Montez: From Courtesan to Convert
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After heralding by the trumpets, we had the spoils of war.
The Silver Pigs
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Is the digital revolution heralded by Coleridge struggling to take shape?
The Guardian
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His reappearance is heralded by a column of water spouted from his nostrils.
The Bushman — Life in a New Country
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Captain Danton and his daughter come heralded by wind and tempest.
Kate Danton, or, Captain Danton's Daughters: A Novel
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The action was universally condemned here but heralded by Sellafield as a positive development.
The Irish Times
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His guess at the weather conditions heralded by the change of wind was right.
The Wings of the Morning
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The dawn, in fact, was heralded by high-pitched chirpings everywhere.
The Pirates of Ersatz