It's a tantalizing prelude to this concert, in a room where propitious things have happened for him before.
"Free agency," he added, "was an important accomplishment, and it made baseball better, but it also happened at a propitious moment.
Biden had spoken to Maliki a day earlier, and he no longer bothered to voice confidence in him: "The good and bad news is this has happened at a propitious time, because they're in the government-formation phase now, and what you may very well see is, among the Shia, a decision that, maybe, Maliki is not the guy to carry the mail".
It could not have happened at a more propitious time.
Their main themes tend to be eros and God (i.e., women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
Their themes tend to be eros and God (that is, women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
Their principal themes tend to be eros and God (i.e., women and death) but they happen in a generally propitious America, where life is rarely really unbearable.
I suddenly realized that I'd happened by at a most propitious hour.
The latest statement says, in effect: We still want to talk to you—and there are even more of us now—and we want to talk to other Christian leaders too.As it happens, the timing of the initiative could be propitious from the Vatican's point of view.
Labour's slump in the polls it is around 20 points behind in most surveys may be too deep for it to recover from.An easy explanation for this reversal is that Mr Cameron has been lucky: he happened to be in charge when the circumstances were propitious for a Tory revival.
As it happens, Mr. Bell could hardly have been born in a more propitious spot in 1967 than Bloomington, the home of Indiana University, with its vast and excellent school of music.
