Sentence examples for happy omen from inspiring English sources

A happy omen for fans: The Knicks made the N.B.A. finals in each of those years.

But to hooping enthusiasts, the sight of Michelle Obama hooping on the front lawn of the White House this past fall was a happy omen.

Even better, it looks like a happy omen for the screenplay on which I am working for a dark and torrid drama called Winchmore Hill.

And, in a happy omen for those who believe these things are determined by fate rather than on the pitch, two of those sides, Real and Valencia, went on to reach the final.

"In a difficult year, many of us have found in the flashes of Cassano, in the wide eyes of Buffon... a happy omen," Rotta says, adding that if such success can come to the Azzurri "why not to me, my family, my country?" BBC Monitoringselects and translates news from radio, television, press, news agencies and the internet from 150 countries in more than 70 languages.

Ms. Lovette's pronounced individuality was the evening's happiest omen for the future.

The fact is that we all expect the forces of good to triumph tonight, and we would be happy to take that as an omen.

The omens suggest there may be a happy ending in sight in the saga of the Narnia franchise.

"Awards contenders and strategists are like primitive natives, looking for omens of whether the gods are angry or happy," wrote Tim Gray, Variety's awards editor.

One Austin aide remarked: "this little skirmish...had a happy effect in the army...[and] was regarded as a favorable omen".

The DND case also reads like a bad omen for future transparencies, as it may set a precedent for government departments to get slap happy with dragging their heels on releasing information.