Meanings of herald the arrival in English

The motor may herald the arrival of a new age of rapid, pollution-free electric transport.

Or using singing cherries and music police to herald the arrival of a telephone network?

And that night, as he sat to supper, a horn sounded to herald the arrival of another guest.

The blanket of white Rain Daisies, which herald the arrival of spring, trick the eyes into seeing snow.

The much-admired 2004 drama marked director Lenny Abrahamson's feature-length debut and seemed to herald the arrival of a significant collaboration.

Voices sounded behind him, and with them a great glare of ruddy light came to herald the arrival of his men.

The video will only be part of a multi-million-pound marketing onslaught set to herald the arrival of the console on 22 February.

The first daffodils and the lengthening days herald the arrival to the market of stately country manors with woodland settings and pleasure grounds aplenty.

But he also proceeded with direction: nothing to herald the arrival of the Negro women to the laboratory, but nothing to derail their arrival either.

The birth of little Ben heralds the arrival of a monster.

A knock at the door heralded the arrival of black coffee.

Summer weather heralds the arrival of cruise ships and another bumper season is expected.

Spring's coming heralds the arrival of leaping salmon in the Moy river in north Mayo.

A bone-biting cold heralded the arrival of true night.

The hot summer weather heralds the arrival of cruise ships and another bumper season is expected.

December 22nd heralded the arrival of the turkey.