Sentence examples for auspicious series from inspiring English sources

CHICAGO — It is hard to dream up a more auspicious series of events for Pat Quinn, Illinois's governor, whose re-election hopes had appeared shaky enough that a line of fellow Democrats had been salivating over his job for ages.

Originally named Kusnasosro, he was given a new and, it was hoped, more auspicious name, Sukarno, after a series of illnesses.

His name comes from the series of 14 auspicious dreams that his mother had, in which a bull (rishabha) appeared, before his birth.

Arrival just opened The Contenders series at MoMA, auspicious of its possibilities during awards season.

England's record in the country is perhaps not as auspicious as it should be – eight series wins, but only two in the last six.

The book, Mr. Bogle's third, makes for an auspicious kickoff to a McGraw-Hill series, "Great Ideas on Finance," by top-flight financial thinkers.

There was one outstanding performance: the brilliant violinist Jennifer Koh made an auspicious debut on a Philharmonic subscription series program as soloist in Lutoslawski's "Chain 2: Dialogue for Violin and Orchestra".

"She's Gotta Have It," a Netflix series, revisits the premise of Lee's auspicious 1986 début.

An actor's life is defined by a series of entrances and exits, some more auspicious than others.

In England the series had its premiere on Sept.12, not an auspicious date for new programming, and still achieved very high ratings.

The success of NBC's "Seinfeld," one of the most enduring comedy series of the 1990's, has not been auspicious for its co-stars who tried to duplicate that success with sitcoms of their own.