Sentence examples for it started auspiciously from inspiring English sources

It started auspiciously for the away side with two early wickets, but as Kent stretched their lead to 150, it was always going to be tough to get into a position to save the match.

It starts auspiciously enough, with a dark, hushed gallery exploring Ms. Mori's interest in the Jomon period of Japan (14,000 to 300 B.C).

It has not started auspiciously for Lionel Messi and company.

It hasn't started auspiciously.

THE story of Heather Chaplin and her loft in Park Slope, Brooklyn, started auspiciously.

THIS year has started auspiciously for Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister.

Last night's ceremony, the 53rd, started auspiciously and didn't end all that poorly, either.

Bartoli's hardcourt campaign started auspiciously, reaching the final in Stanford (where Williams was able to exact revenge for her Wimbledon loss).

Things started auspiciously with A Purcell Garland, the sequence of three pieces created by George Benjamin, Oliver Knussen and Colin Matthews respectively to mark the 1995 tercentenary of Purcell's death.

The day had started auspiciously enough for Smarty Jones and Servis, with both receiving a visitor, the former jockey Ron Turcotte, a little after 7 a.m.

The night started auspiciously when, less than 30 seconds into the game, Darlington Nagbe caught D.C. left back Cristian stumbling on the ball.