Sentence examples for encouraging omen from inspiring English sources
Taking silver even after such a setback is indicative, though, of the team's inner cohesion: an encouraging omen for this summer, and in fact – although Vicky Pendleton's fifth place in the keirin perhaps suggests she was overstretched in a packed World Cup programme – the British are in the mix in almost all the Olympic events.
But at least one omen is encouraging.
The omens are not encouraging.
His form in Rotterdam and Dubai in February was nothing special, but in the first Grand Slam and first Masters event of the year, the omens have been very encouraging.
But the omens on Godard making an appearance are not encouraging.
So can Brazil's first government of the left now bring about the kind of sustained job-creating growth that has eluded its predecessors for the past two decades?The omens from Lula's first year in office are encouraging.
We are sometimes encouraged to think of baseball as a sort of Russian novel filled with bad omens (billy goat, Rocky Colavito) and tragic figures (Steve Bartman, José Mesa).
