Sentence examples for a more propitious position from inspiring English sources

Either they've convinced that Almunia is plop and will eventually allow one of efforts to trickle past him or they're copping out, firing from way out rather than attempt to pick their way into a more propitious position.

As it happens, Mr. Bell could hardly have been born in a more propitious spot in 1967 than Bloomington, the home of Indiana University, with its vast and excellent school of music.

George Steinbrenner couldn't have asked for a more propitious event.

It could not have happened at a more propitious time.

Bigshot Democrats can then prepare for battle at a more propitious time.

Capa's "rediscovery" of Vishniac could not have come at a more propitious moment.

King vowed to complete the march at a more propitious time.

Or if a proposal for integration ran into resistance, the European bureaucracy would wait for a more propitious political alignment.

Perhaps a more propitious starting point is the conservatory that houses classical music, jazz and ethnomusicology under one roof.

Politicians, whether Christian or Buddhist, flock to them, asking, for instance, whether relocating their ancestors' remains to a more propitious site might ensure victory.

But he prefers to wait for a more propitious moment, he said, adding that he "thinks" he will endorse Mr. Sharon now.