Sentence examples for augur better from inspiring English sources
GOODY, GOODY The large, enthusiastic crowds for many events may augur better times for the industry, as may the proliferation of goody bags and other treats for attendees.
"We confess this volume has disappointed us; from Mr Keats's former productions, we had augured better things," the paper opined.
Internationally, it seems to be doing slightly better in Asia, with No 1 openings in Malaysia ($1.1m), Taiwan ($814K), Indonesia ($757K) and Thailand ($701K) auguring better for appearances in tech-centric South Korea (19 March) and Japan (23 May).
That agreement also brought the United States-Mexican relationship to new heights, and the election of President Vicente Fox two years ago was supposed to augur firmer ties and better treatment for the three million to four million Mexicans who live illegally north of the border.
Just as a depletion in the state coffers was an early sign that Ireland's boom was ending, healthier revenues augur well for recovery.Most economists are still cautious a single month of better revenues is scarcely a trend.
Actually, a rather scary new study suggests that even specially trained officers are no better than the rest of us at spotting a fake ID -- and that finding doesn't augur too well for efforts to keep planes safe and prevent bad guys from crossing our borders.
For Bostrom, this would augur disaster.
Cameron's speech did not augur well.
Yet this beginning doesn't augur well.
Apparently, this behavior did not augur well.
