Sentence examples similar to being augured from inspiring English sources
They stared at the strange coins as if there was something to be augured from them.
Stratigraphic columns were augured in contiguous 10 cm sample levels, which produced temporal resolution of decades to several centuries.
Alexander Denoon, a lawyer at a law firm specialising in biosciences, argues that such a decision was augured by an earlier one from the European Patent Office in 2008.
The same could be augured about Nathan Chen, a remarkably gifted figure skater from Salt Lake City who is poised to make history at the Winter Olympics this month in Pyeongchang.
Sim, whose great potential was augured by two victories and Nationwide Tour record earnings of $644,142 last year, had a great opportunity to catch Crane at the par-5 finishing hole, which has produced so much drama through the years.
Revenue for first-quarter 2007 (which ended April 30, 2006) is augured at $116 million, as compared to the $153 million for the same quarter last year.
At the Maranatha Baptist Church, which sits in the middle of an industrial area on the outskirts of town, the Rev. Timothy Kenoyer said that even though he believed Mr. Obama was auguring an era of "socialism" — and that an economic malaise had set into his neighborhood — he was pessimistic about Mr. Romney's chances.
"The first project to go live would be Augur, and it's not live yet," Morehead said.
There were augur buzzards, Bateleurs, African fishing eagles, etc., and lots of vultures of several species.
The detail working mechanism is also augured.
