Sentence examples for propitious events from inspiring English sources

Unifying states needed more than just will; they needed propitious events and conditions.

It was held in a bare concrete temple opposite his wooden house, and was to celebrate the third birthday, a propitious event, of one of his wife's distant relatives.

Despite such propitious turns of events, Lemelson and his disciples may have met their match in Washington, D.C., where a Congressional subcommittee is drafting legislation that mandates the overhaul of the U.S. Patent and Trademark Office.

Using a person's birth date, Vedic astrologers create charts to determine a lucky number and provide propitious dates for major events.

The well-established experimental system of isolation and culture of tobacco zygotes and proembryos is propitious to investigating the early events and mechanism of dicotyledonous plant embryogenesis.

The timing of the Reissfelder case was propitious for Kerry.

TN Technologies and CKS will be launching their new efforts at a propitious time when web traffic is growing, thanks to such world-riveting events as the death and funeral of Princess Diana and the Mars Pathfinder landing.

Yesterday Jews across the world celebrated the festival of Purim, or Lots, which derives its name from the lots cast by the villain of a Biblical story, Haman, to determine the most propitious day for the extermination of the Jews of Persia, and which commemorates the events recounted in the Hebrew scriptural book of Esther.

There is no guarantee of a different outcome this time, but the circumstances are more propitious.

The timing was propitious.

His timing was propitious.