Sentence examples for auspicious space from inspiring English sources

He correctly identified an auspicious space for a party that can persuade voters it is committed jointly to enterprise and equality, social mobility and social security.

Urban streets evaluated by this study display significant integration properties and highly related to auspicious public spaces in the center of historic area (Cm1 and Cm2, see Fig. 9).

It was the start of a career that has led Aderin-Pocock to work on a host of big-budget projects that veritably groan under the weight of their auspicious capitals; the James Webb space telescope, the Gemini Observatory and the European satellite ADM-Aeolus among them.

Earlier this month, the National Space Council convened for the first time since the 1990s, under the chairmanship of Vice President Pence an auspicious sign for U.S. space strategy and policy.

An ultra-spare survey of a decade's worth of work by an artist approaching midcareer, it makes for an apt farewell to an old space and an auspicious look ahead.

ON THE face of things, the new European Aeronautic Defence and Space company will have an auspicious start.

The new New Museum is a svelte stack of fine, white spaces, and its first show, "Unmonumental," of junk sculpture by thirty international artists, is auspicious.

By Peter Schjeldahl The new New Museum is a svelte stack of fine, white spaces, and its first show, "Unmonumental," of junk sculpture by thirty international artists, is auspicious.

The blank, begrimed white space that has been made of the St. Ann's stage doesn't at first look like an auspicious site for such explorations.

Not an auspicious start.

A most auspicious debut.