Sentence examples for best omen from inspiring English sources

This is the 21st UN conference of the parties on climate change, better known as COP, and there are signs of a new maturity that might be the best omen for the future.

Best omen of all for England, a dose of food poisoning has gone through the touring squad.

It counts as the best of omens for Colin Tizzard that such a critical week for his West Country yard should begin with a notable victory by Third Intention.

These were not the best of omens, perhaps, for the evening's event: a gala celebration in honor of the fiftieth anniversary of the Public Theatre, which opened its doors in the former Astor Library, downtown on Lafayette Street, in the fall of 1967.

This year's delegates list showed that Giulio Tremonti attended as Italy's minister of economy and finance: four weeks later, he resigned in a political dispute -- perhaps not the best of omens for Senator Edwards.

"I saw the best minds of my generation destroyed by madness... Visions! omens! hallucinations! miracles! ecstasies! gone down the American river!..

In a good omen for Revlon's 007 products, "Die Another Day" had the best opening weekend of all 20 Bond films.

He practiced later that day in the second session, but perhaps the injury was an omen for the defensive line and for Tuck, one of its best pass rushers.

Gaiman, with whom Pratchett co-wrote the comic fantasy novel Good Omens, won two Locus awards, with his story Black Dog taking best novelette, and his short story collection Trigger Warning winning the best collection prize.

So I passed it by having "good omens" and "G-d's plan" and practically missed my best friend's funeral so I could go to the movies with Mike Nagin, the boy who would eventually take my flower in '97.

Even though the meeting, brokered jointly by the African Union (AU) and the UN, is supposed to be at best a preliminary session to set a framework for more detailed talks, the omens are bleak.