Examples of using Heralded in English and their translations into Russian
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If the fall of the wall at that time heralded an era of greater opportunities, the fall of
A mention that she was one of myrrh-bearers to whom an angel heralded Jesus' resurrection Matthew 28.
The grandest of ceremonies heralded a spectacular new Ideal Advanced Organization offering unbridled expansion of spiritual progress for Scientologists across Australia,
The move heralded a five-year period of recording
Rocks and Cays heralded the rebirth of the New World;
The general elections held in the latter part of 1989 constituted the cornerstone for the process of democratization in which they heralded a new phase.
And then Archangel Gabriel appeared before her and heralded her to have a daughter.
evoking the bell tolling, heralded the appearance of a rare
The MMT heralded a change in telescope design;
O'Brien felt that the artwork heralded the arrival of a new Madonna,
Yes, the very Armenians bleeding in Sardarapat, heralded, contrary to fate, that they are ready to remain Armenians until the last drop their blood.
Exultant holy woman heralded of the event, and was the first to say the Easter salutation"Christ is risen!
The release of these albums heralded a major turning point for Jennings,
His movies heralded the golden era of the Odia film industry by bringing in freshness to Odia movies.
The conference heralded a new important shift towards using media and information literacy to solve the problems of building open governments
corporate power in postwar Melbourne, and heralded the construction of the high-rise office buildings,
Founded in the wake of the victorious Artsakh war, it heralded the accomplishment of the Armenian people's old dream to have its own forge of military cadres.
In other words, it modeled the problem in terms of data and signal processing and thus heralded the coming of the Information Age.
the battle of Las Navas de Tolosa(1212) heralded the Moors' loss of most of southern Spain.
The Universal Declaration, adopted by the General Assembly of the United Nations on 10 December 1948, heralded a new era in the development of relations among States.