Sentence examples for auspicious move from inspiring English sources

It was an auspicious move, as not only did Shell provide an invaluable apprenticeship for Erulkar, it was also where she met her future husband, Peter de Normanville.

It was an auspicious move for young Farley, an only child: in 1943 a casting director for Samuel Goldwyn saw him in a play called "The Wookie" at a showcase theater and had him come in for a reading, where the onlookers included Goldwyn and Lillian Hellman.

That has proven to be an auspicious (if audacious) move.

The move was auspicious: San Francisco was the site of a new deep-house movement, led by artists like Miguel Migs.

It is to move to even more auspicious quarters in 2003 with the completion of new facilities on Columbus Circle.

"Do I think it's the most auspicious set of proposals that will move toward that future?

But the move is not an auspicious one.

He will not speak to the media, he says, until Mercury moves into a more auspicious orbit next month.

In the common sense, migration is considered by many authors as a mechanism for avoiding unfavorable environments by moving to expectedly more auspicious locations at different times.

The case is moving ahead at an auspicious moment, with a growing number of states edging toward legalizing marijuana for recreational use and thereby opening the floodgates for corporate capitalism to assert a grip on weed in America.

Despite the auspicious beginning, Mr. Hounsou's career has moved more slowly than he would like: "baby steps" he said.