Sentence examples similar to opportune performances from inspiring English sources
So there could not be a more opportune day for a performance of Haydn's astonishing oratorio "The Creation".
Mussina has been good, not great, this season, and his performance came at an opportune time for the listless Yankees.
RDM samples a wider range of dire, benign and opportune futures and offers a holistic assessment of the performance of different options.
Lewis also did a great job on the defensive glass as well as controlling tempo on the offensive end with good passing, ball handling and opportune scoring". Laguna gave what Mark Lewis called "probably our poorest performance of the year" on Jan . 17 a 43-36 home loss to Godinez.
Bowser will take the helm of the city — and the city's schools — at an opportune time, when revenue and enrollment are growing and overall academic performance is ticking upward.
Recent improvements and advances such as high throughput data gathering, high performance computational capabilities, and predictive chemical inherency methodology make this an opportune time to develop an exposure-based prioritization approach that can systematically utilize and link the asymmetrical bodies of knowledge for hazard and exposure.
Logic: the essence of the project lies in trying to define base parameters such that there is opportune elegance in the potential variancy: here we look for a felicity in balancing view, thermal performance, structural efficiency and formal expression.
As news headlines continue to focus on the fallout of the economic crisis, Duke's theater studies spring performance of Eugène Ionesco's 1962 play Exit the King could not have come at a more opportune time, according to director Ellen Hemphill, assistant professor of the practice of theater studies.
The consensus view on Paul Collingwood's performance as Durham captain is that the end of his international career could not have come at a more opportune time.
And very opportune they are.
