Sentence examples for a more auspicious start from inspiring English sources

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

Chip, after briefly considering working as a banker, was eventually bitten by the trading bug and had a more auspicious start.

"Has any manager had a more auspicious start when managing a new team?" "I am planning on heading out to the World Cup in Brazil this summer, however not travelling to the Italy v England game as it's in the deepest darkest Amazon," begins Harry Stein.

Coleman ended weeks of speculation about his future by agreeing a new two-year deal on Friday and would have hoped for a more auspicious start to the new chapter of his career as Wales boss.

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

He switched from the standard Muslim calendar to one marking the years since the Prophet Muhammad's death, only to decide later that the birth year was a more auspicious place to start.

Few artists have had a more auspicious début.

A more auspicious climate has greeted Cuban performers this year.

Michael Grimm found himself on a more auspicious path.

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

However based on recent studies on CVD growth on copper have demonstrated copper to be a more auspicious substrate [17].