The Cooper-LaTourette budget was proposed auspiciously last Tuesday morning in a closed-door meeting of House Democrats.
No. Auspiciously, this year's warm-weather rosé -drinking season began with Pellegrini Vineyards' East End Select rosé of cabernet sauvignon.
Liu's season began auspiciously this month with a dominant victory at a Grand Prix event in Osaka, Japan.
Pablo Neruda may be Latin America's greatest modern poet, but the centennial of his birth did not start auspiciously: late last year, his childhood home was sold and its new owner demolished it, after a group of Neruda fans could not meet the purchase price.
A comeback that started auspiciously in 2006 for Martina Hingis shuddered to a halt yesterday, when she announced her second retirement from tennis and revealed that her decision was linked to testing positive for cocaine at this year's Wimbledon.
The new regime, referred to as the Directory, began auspiciously in October 1795 with a successful constitutional plebiscite and a general amnesty for political prisoners.
The career had begun auspiciously in 1846, when, at 27, Melville published his first book, "Typee," about the month he had spent held captive by a cannibal tribe in the South Pacific.
Her career at the Met started auspiciously in 1991 with a debut as the Countess in Mozart's "Nozze di Figaro," followed, in a sense, with the same role, Rosina in the world premiere of John Corigliano's "Ghosts of Versailles," which picks up the story of Mozart's Count and Countess in their later lives.
The conference ends, auspiciously, on April 22, which marks the UN's International Mother Earth Day.
The subsequent surgery and chemotherapy took her off the road for much of 2013 as well as placing on hold a recording career that auspiciously began in 2002.
FOR investors in Asian shares, the stars have been aligned auspiciously in the past two years.
