Meanings of herald the end in English

Basically, it's hoping to herald the end for overly fussy smart home systems.

Does the civilization of illiteracy herald the end of the book?

We're fairly certain that the 'Blood Moon' does not herald the end of the world.

Some Democrats have been quick to herald the end of a particularly unpleasant era for them.

Pundits, fans and critics alike are queuing up to herald the end of Wenger's 22-year era.

Polaroid's decision to stop making its instant-camera film may herald the end of analogue photography, writes Brian O'Connell.

He has also demanded that Wednesday night's defeat at Bayer Leverkusen should herald the end of their malaise.

A prototype camera made by a Stanford University graduate student could herald the end of fuzzy, poorly lit photos.

Plato believed the coronation of a philosopher king -an all-knowingauthority -would herald the end of collective ignorance.

It could also herald the end of VW's petrol-powered performance hatchbacks, marking a funeral for its brand of hot hatch.

Some newspaper executives even believe it could herald the end of the "multiple sales" component of all newspapers' circulations.

The ensuing credit crunch could lead to a complete redrawing of the financial map and may even herald the end of globalisation.

O'Daly argues that the awarding of university status to DIT would in no way herald the end of the binary system in third-level education.

The government hopes to implement the measure nationwide, a move which would effectively herald the end of the Netherlands' position as a pot smokers' paradise.

Maeterlinck is perhaps one of the first prophets, one of the first artistic reformers and seers to herald the end of the decadence just described.

It heralds the end of a 13-year era in which she has dominated European politics.