Sentence examples for opportune coming from inspiring English sources

However, despite the inevitable anger, the timing of all this could barely have been more opportune, coming, as it does, just as the BHA's new chief executive, Paul Bittar, takes up his post.

An opportune moment came at the height of the Internet boom in early 2000, when the Fyffes Internet portal, Worldoffruit.com, was captivating Irish investors and pushing Fyffes stock up to nearly 4 euros a share.

Cables are composed, edited, and dispatched by foreign-service officers — and down the road his campaign might regret having given up the option of distancing the candidate from any less politically opportune cables that come to light.

Such a success was won at just the opportune moment: news came that Algiers had fallen to a French expeditionary force sent to punish the bey for assorted transgressions.

Although her volley has never been considered a strength, Bartoli won 9 of 11 points at the net, coming in at opportune moments to startle Lisicki.

The new owners have been opportuning me to come visit the original location to see a platform for the changes they are instituting chainwide, calling it Recipe for Reimaginaton, and this week I spend several hours eating my way through the new menu while observing the effects of the new decor on its customers.

Deck is coming into the market at an opportune moment.

"We're now coming out of austerity and this is the opportune time to push this".

But all came at opportune times.

The goals have come at opportune moments too.

Wilson Chandler, usually a model of consistency, had a rare off game, although his two baskets came at opportune moments.