Sentence examples for most inauspicious from inspiring English sources

Yet it begins in the most inauspicious place.

This was the most inauspicious start to a World Cup campaign and a manager's competitive reign.

It's an incredibly sad story, but it shows the beauty of the human spirit under the most inauspicious of circumstances.

IN THE competition for most inauspicious introduction to finance, Terrence Duffy, the executive chairman of CME Group, must surely be the winner.

The first rigorous effort to decide whether education really changes people so they live longer began in a most inauspicious way.

After they got to Hollywood, they found that their parts were atrociously small, and after Mr. Green's part was cut altogether, it seemed a most inauspicious beginning.

Mr. Gordon starts in the most innocuous, inauspicious of ways: with Google searches for still lifes.

In terms of the 36 medals won, it has been Wales' most successful Games, despite the inauspicious build-up and start.

It seemed like this location had brought in their best looking, most personable employees for this inauspicious occasion.

He got off to an inauspicious start, with most critics failing to mention him at all in their reviews of the show's premiere, and The New York Times branding him "totally irrelevant".

If a horse arrives in Hong Kong with an inauspicious name, he said, it will most likely be changed to something like Dragon Win, Horse of Healthy or Clement Fortune.