verb
definition
To proclaim or announce an event.
example
Daffodils herald the Spring.
definition
(usually passive) To greet something with excitement; to hail.
example
The film was heralded by critics.
Examples of heralded in a Sentence
The approach of the crisis was heralded by many signs.
The day that heralded the Advent of the Holy Spirit.
Their arrival on the music scene heralded much amusement.
This choice is heralded by some as a move that reconnects women with the natural world.
These are the sort of clothes one can only wear in warmer weather, and they heralded the return of spring after a cold, dark winter.
The snow began falling before dawn, drifting down with an urgency that heralded a serious accumulation.
Camille heralded its meeting by his Ode to the States-General.
Also the much heralded pay rise for nurses under Thatcher was a major con.
Such repression constituted British treachery and heralded the emergence of a certain Congress member called Gandhi.
He glanced to windward where the squall already whitened the near sea and heralded its coming with a singular and dismal sound.
The first Half-life heralded in a new breed of FPS.
The Leukemia and Lymphoma Society heralded Guiding Light and Hayden for bringing attention to the disorder.
The main villain, Sephiroth, is still heralded as one of the greatest Square characters in existence, and if you want to know why you should play the game.
The year 2002 has been heralded as possibly the best year for California Pinot EVER.
Located in the financial district of the city, Aqua restaurant San Francisco has been heralded as one of the most beautiful eateries in the city.
Nonetheless, Victoria's Secret swimwear continues to be heralded as fun, sexy, and a big hit with the ladies.
The question remains, will this Fifth World be heralded by a cataclysmic event like the one that took out the dinosaurs, or will it be a kind of ascension for humans?
Many heralded the acting, scenery, and other aspects of the film as brilliant and innovative.
David's successful Y & R return was heralded with a second Daytime Emmy nomination.
After seven years and copious amounts of research and development, Seiko unveiled the Professional Diver's 600 meter timepiece, which heralded a new era of precision standards in watch manufacturing.
Before long, NIN were darlings of rock radio everywhere, appearing all over MTV and being heralded as the new alternative music heroes.
They heralded the "British Invasion" in the U.S., released 13 albums, and starred in five movies.
This celebration also heralded the beginning of the Celtic New Year.
The slightly wistful but rocking London Calling heralded a new direction for the band and a more USA feel to them.
Minucius with Fabius, which heralded its disuse (see Punic WARs).
These rattling around in the engine, in alloy models quickly heralded its demise.
The introduction in 1986 of the US built class 59 heralded a revolution in diesel traction for freight services in the UK.
He is heralded for his landscape painting, including the popular Water Lily Pond.
The latest census to be released, 1930, came almost immediately after the stock market crash of 1929 which heralded the beginning of the Great Depression.
Heralded as the experts in all things bodybuilding and fitness related, Gold's Gym then entered the home fitness market with their line of home fitness solutions.
Hair opens in London - Article from the BBC about the opening of Hair in London, and the relaxed censorship standards its opening heralded.
Has he heralded in a new age of hip hop, as Kanye West suggested, or is he bleeding the life out of a once vibrant form of music?
In the television mini-series V, the aliens' arrival heralded a new age of mankind with many eager to embrace the human form of the Visitors.
Jan Marini has been heralded as one of the most influential and respected names in the skin care industry.
Heralded by various website reviewers as the top wrinkle cream available, this topical solution is second best to cosmetic surgery.
Published in 1960, the poem was an immediate best seller and heralded as ' the verse autobiography of the century ' .
The figure's courtesy of Rightmove, and the trend is courtesy of the much heralded City bonus bonanza.
It seems hard to believe that only 25 years ago the birth of Louise Brown heralded this breakthrough in medical science.
Mornings are heralded by the local cockerel but he is never up too early!
To hear a cockerel crowing as you set off to work is heralded as an omen of good luck for the day.
The Decline of Athens The growth of Macedon's power under Philip II heralded the demise of Athens as a major power.
Many corporate headquarters remain in city centers, in spite of the widely heralded flight to the suburbs.
Asbestos was once heralded as the greatest building material available to those in the construction industries.
New Style of poster design which this work heralded, is Lautrec's skill for pictorial simplification and abbreviation.
Most important to the distinctive New Style of poster design which this work heralded, is Lautrec's skill for pictorial simplification and abbreviation.
Despite the bombing that has just heralded the onset of war, Szpilman is reluctant to leave his music.
At about half past seven the sky darkened and a clap of thunder heralded a sudden rainstorm.
The economic slump of the early 1990s heralded an uncertain time for Japan.
January heralded the start of the exam season and currently students are hard at work.
In addition, April is the guidance behind the widely heralded online dating and relationship magazine, www.AskApril.com, and has been interviewed extensively on the topics of dating, relationships, and celebrities.