This seems to be an opportune moment to reconsider the death penalty.
Do not use phrases like, 'Grammy is sleeping.' This is an opportune time to teach them about death.
The Foreign Office could hardly have picked a less opportune moment to ditch explicit mention of the death penalty in its human rights' priorities.
Her death soon after came at an opportune time for Antony, because it made possible his marriage to Octavian's sister, Octavia, which cemented the reconciliation with Octavian that he had achieved upon his return to Italy.
In the years to follow Daadi's death, Papa will sometimes find it opportune to tell me more: flashes of the migration after his father's murder, brighter stories of his sisters' weddings in Karachi.
It was cooking during this last stretch, at opportune times.
Elected governor at this opportune time and serving almost continuously (1817 23, 1825 28) until his death, he was in an advantageous position to oversee the entire project.
The death of bin Laden would, indeed, seem like an opportune break point at which the Obama administration could make major readjustments in its AfPak strategy without eliciting domestic criticism.
As it is effected by physicians at a moment they deem opportune, medical action intended solely to give form to a body in death is an aesthetic preoccupation with scientific methods in a person who is still living when the muscle relaxants are administered.
These epidemiologic changes also serve as an alert to health authorities in the American region to update their healthcare services to provide agile, opportune, and good quality care for patients, particularly children, with DHF, to reduce deaths.
