Sentence examples similar to auspicious appointment from inspiring English sources
It was an auspicious date: Martin Luther King Jr. Day.
This year's auspicious date is not entirely a coincidence.
If the negotiations on party funding had not been cynically halted by the Tories just when circumstances seemed, at last, auspicious, the patronage-based system of appointment might at least have felt a little less tawdry.
May the date prove auspicious.
"The appointment of Ed Whitacre as chairman represents a very auspicious beginning for the new GM," said Kresa.
The date on the picture is auspicious.
Leeds' Labour leadership drew comfort yesterday from the "historical nature" of the worst criticism, emphasising Ofsted's use of the word "auspicious" to describe leader Brian Walker's "strong commitment to maximum delegation of authority to officers and greater transparency" and the appointment, after four rudderless years, of a permanent education director.
The timing was auspicious.
