I ended up there in one of those opportune moments that materialize during travels when curiosity, boldness and serendipity coalesce, when circumstances just lead you there and you cannot say no, because you would only regret it later.
One of the more opportune aspects of buying a "greener" car – that is, one that emits fewer smog-related and greenhouse gas emissions – is that they're usually among the most fuel-efficient rides on the road.
The current climate, campaign finance reformers say, may be one of the most opportune moments to spur the reform of the system.
That's hard to say, because this exchange occurs at possibly one of the least opportune (or at least most confusing) moments in the Syrian civil war.
Soon, both banks turned into geostrategic instruments as much as commercial ones by financing politically opportune flotations from Russia to the Ottoman Empire.
There's still time to speculate on the most opportune potential path to the MLS Cup final for your respective club, which tends to mean avoiding the one-and-done midweek wildcard games.
But why then, if it's so unjust and unBritish, have previous Labour chancellors, never mind Tory ones, never taken the politically opportune step of abolishing it?
One individual who came at an opportune time to take advantage of this situation was James Irvine.
"If one keeps looking for the politically opportune moment to visit the United States, this could take three or four years more," he said.
And as Nadler considers the opportune moment to issue one for the full Mueller report, they also are contemplating when and how they might seek to secure a judge's order to release grand jury materials.
