Sentence examples for auspicious events from inspiring English sources

The boom was the result of several auspicious events.

For hundreds of years, a glass or two of fizz has heralded auspicious events, and both Thanksgiving and Christmas are celebrations of very auspicious events, national in one case, religious in the other, even if that is sometimes forgotten.

Christine Agro's career as a pet psychic to the stars started, as so many auspicious events do, with a particularly open chakra.

The collision of two auspicious events would surely be the cause of ominous speculation and an opening through which old ideas of a supernatural nature visited the world.

One of the most auspicious events for classical music in recent years came on a sunny Saturday at the Hollywood Bowl in early October, during the all-day festivities to celebrate Mr. Dudamel's arrival as music director of the Los Angeles Philharmonic.

Thanksgivings were celebrated at the end of these and other hardships and in honor of such auspicious events as the "dissipation of the pirates," the succession of English kings and safe ocean crossings of ships bearing colonists and much needed supplies.

Its display at this new gallery's inaugural exhibition is therefore an auspicious event, both artistically and commercially.

When the soloist Timothy McAllister and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra give the United States premiere of Mr. Adams's Saxophone Concerto on Friday at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall in Baltimore, it will be an auspicious event for the large but often overlooked world of classical saxophonists.

And, as the first big international loan exhibition of African art to appear at the Met outside the precincts of the Michael C. Rockefeller wing, it's an auspicious event.

The marquee announced an auspicious event: The 50th anniversary tour of the Beach Boys, whose guitar strumming and tight harmonies helped usher in a new era of music.

I couldn't say "yes" fast enough and I can't be filled with more gratitude for the generosity of including me in this auspicious event.