Sentence examples for auspicious too from inspiring English sources

The timing of this featured exposure for racing is auspicious, too.

And what about Mr. Aldrin, somebody asked, is his name auspicious too?

Any settlement that meant the lawyers at last got paid would have a much greater chance of sailing home over the protests of the more zealous anti-smokers.The political situation is auspicious too, since a settlement would need the blessing of Congress.

But the winner did enjoy the run of the race and Long Run saw things out with auspicious determination, despite having looked too fresh and free in the early stages.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well… as one who has written on auspicious occasion some would say on too damn many auspicious occasions about his children, I would say that being obsessed to the point of crazy with your kids is just normal parenthood.

ADAM GOPNIK: Well… as one who has written on auspicious occasion — some would say on too damn many auspicious occasions — about his children, I would say that being obsessed to the point of crazy with your kids is just normal parenthood.

Here too the omens seemed auspicious at the start of his reign.

The return of Matt Damon and director Paul Greengrass to the stable (after sitting out 2012's The Bourne Legacy) was auspicious, but perhaps it's been too long.

Centenary badges featuring gold accents and a reminder of the auspicious occasion (1919- 2019) are on deck, too.

History is also not auspicious.

Raymond Kelly, the former New York City police commissioner, once said that taking credit for a decline in crime is like taking credit for an eclipse, but he, too, was quick to attribute auspicious trends to his department's strategies and tactics.