Sentence examples for propitious ending from inspiring English sources
Yet he refused to feel bitter about his treatment, preferring instead to write a propitious ending to the story of his life.
Salonen's performance of "The Firebird," with every detail illuminated and the narrative played out with tremendous force, sounded even more timely and, in its propitious ending, even more aspirational.
In this paper, we introduce a new security protocol referred to as "6LowPSec", providing a propitious end-to-end security solution but functioning at the adaptation layer.
Ware exercises an encyclopedic command of literary and cinematic tactics — stream of consciousness, montage — with tropes that are peculiar to graphic art: often effects of stillness, such as a character's blank takes, in which you sense mental wheels turning (never to any very propitious end, in this case), and landscapes and cityscapes infused with a droning dailiness.
Yet as April ends, it's a propitious moment for an early evaluation of how President Barack Obama and congressional Republicans are meeting the aspirations set out in January.
Word to the nonlunar: the Year of the Golden Dragon, which began on Feb. 5 and ends next January, is regarded as an especially propitious year to make business deals, buy property and have a baby.
As the most absurd tales of exorcism ended, with barely more than 15 minutes left, I doubted this was a propitious moment to discuss the Holocaust.
If the Shale Revolution ends tomorrow, the oil will still be in the ground to be extracted when it is economically propitious.
Entry into the high-end watch industry comes at a propitious time.
But where Harold Pinter's Betrayal goes steadily back in time from the bitter end of a relationship to its seemingly propitious start, Blue Valentine hops around over some six or seven years as the couple reflect on their lives.
He noted that the August weather, near the end of the local winter, will be less propitious for mosquitoes than if the games were held in the summer.
