Sentence examples similar to a propitious launch from inspiring English sources

A second high-profile Republican mulling a 2014 bid for governor, Secretary of State Scott Gessler, was recently hit with a state ethics fine for misusing his office's discretionary fund -- hardly the most propitious launch to a campaign.

Because Halloween is such an important day for children, candymakers, and the fabricators of costumes, the 31st of October 2008 seemed a propitious time to launch the Cotsen blog.

But alas, the Twin Towers came tumbling down a few weeks later and it was not a propitious time to launch a newspaper in lower Manhattan, where the air still reeked of 9/11.

It may be a propitious time for this launch, as legal aid in divorce faces the axe.

The Pi launches at a propitious time for Britain's budding computer scientists.

Haxlr8r's launch comes at a propitious time for hardware entrepreneurs.

"We think it's a propitious time for young women to be launching careers in academic science.

TN Technologies and CKS will be launching their new efforts at a propitious time when web traffic is growing, thanks to such world-riveting events as the death and funeral of Princess Diana and the Mars Pathfinder landing.

It was not a propitious time.

He arrived at a propitious moment.

Longfellow lived at a propitious time.