Sentence examples for auspicious than from inspiring English sources

Not only should the day end in an eight, but certain times of day are more auspicious than others.

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

Tradition has it that merely one day next to Ali is more auspicious than 700 years of prayer.

Even more auspicious than the timing, of course, are the successful example of "Dora the Explorer" and reports of how eager American parents are for their children to learn Chinese.

Founded in 1885, their history contained little more auspicious than once reaching the semi-finals of the League Cup, and in the TV age the success enjoyed by Liverpool sucked away their support.

N.F.L. reputations are usually built from something more auspicious than a junior quarterback briefly losing his job to a freshman, but in Schaub's case, Virginia Coach Al Groh's quick hook in 2002 paved the way for a season that put Schaub on the N.F.L. radar screen.

The professional nameologist finds a more auspicious name than we can recall from our family tree.

The Shops at Crystals in Las Vegas may be a less artistically auspicious venue than the Guggenheim rotunda, but they have also come under Turrell's summertime spell.

Within the vanguard members of that generation, no one had a less auspicious start than Alexander Hamilton, whom Adams called "a bastard brat of a Scotch pedlar".

Closes on Saturday The new Taymour Grahne Gallery in TriBeCa couldn't wish for a more auspicious kickoff than its excellent inaugural show of new paintings and drawings by Nicky Nodjoumi.

Craig Claiborne told readers of "The New York Times Guide to Dining Out in New York" in the late 1960s: "Anyone with a passion for Cuban food would look hard in this city to find a more auspicious source than Victor's".