Sentence examples for a more auspicious from inspiring English sources

Few artists have had a more auspicious début.

Michael Grimm found himself on a more auspicious path.

Mr. de Marchi could hardly ask for a more auspicious beginning of his festival leadership.

The professional nameologist finds a more auspicious name than we can recall from our family tree.

Thebans could not have had a more auspicious start: the performance was outstanding.

He will not speak to the media, he says, until Mercury moves into a more auspicious orbit next month.

An initial successful performance of Di Rekruten (The Recruits) in an indoor theater ("with loges!" as Goldfaden wrote) was followed by days of rain so torrential that no one would come out to the theater; they pawned some possessions and left for Galaţi, which was to prove a bit more auspicious, with a successful three-week run.

For now, Braun will just keep showing up at the ballpark, where his play this season has earned him a slightly lower spot on a much more auspicious list: third place among National League outfielders in the All-Star voting.

"Every year, the summer temperatures are a little warmer, hence the conditions for burning are a little more auspicious," said Safford.

To that point, the NoMoreRack co-founder tells us that 70percentt of its revenue comes from repeat buyers, which is a slightly more auspicious sign, though Ash did say that "there's always room for improvement" when it comes to customer experience.

Forte, for his part, remembers a much more auspicious story.