Sentence examples for felicitous time from inspiring English sources

It is this more felicitous time in the band's history that is revisited in Davis Guggenheim's documentary "From the Sky Down," which will open the 2011 Toronto International Film Festival, the festival's organizers said on Tuesday.

Google Translate is a bit more felicitous this time: History does not repeat itself.

For a moment in our history each became, in Richard Ford's felicitous description of Springsteen, "time, not the watch".

The last few years have been a time of felicitous ferment in literature, with established talents producing major works as well as new voices emerging.

And Mr Bernstein is simply wrong about being the first journalist in Kashgar for years.To make up for that, Mr Bernstein writes in a felicitous style, enlivened at times with a telling metaphor or a sharpish insight.

In remembering the egregious imitations, we tend to forget the more felicitous ones, from the good times unleashed by "Easy Rider" to the April-in-Paris brand of movie-star romance.

At cocktail time, it is a felicitous mixer for gin.

Its timing was felicitous and impeccable.

Meter, rhyme, felicitous phrases and what not mask the underlying weakness or banality".

"His greatest gift is to handicap the intellectual horses," Hodgson, the author of "America in Our Time," writes in a typically felicitous passage.

THE timing was certainly felicitous.