Sentence examples for propitious place from inspiring English sources

If Mr Clegg airs the same frustration with disgruntled Lib Dems that the New Labourites once felt about the old left then that is perhaps because he is convinced that he is in a propitious place.

There is a bit of air coming through the window that purifies the atmosphere, but the bitter coffee puts me in a propitious place, to put my thoughts on paper.

There are more propitious places to turn out.

In centuries past, feng shui masters aimed to channel good fortune through a palace by placing talismanic sculptures of mythical creatures in the most propitious places.

There are, plainly, more propitious places for a country and its capital city to find themselves than straddling the major fault line between the North American and Caribbean tectonic plates.

Lipases are very suitable to immobilization and propitious to industry application [ 19– 23].

Being at the center of that is a propitious position.

These rituals usually take place at propitious moments (e.g., at the birth of a child, marriage, the founding of a new habitation, the erection of a house or temple, the beginning of a new year).

Neither the time nor the place seemed particularly propitious.

THIS Fourth of July weekend could not be more propitious for taking stock of America and its place in the world.

Julian Cope's Psychedelic Odin documents the rise of old religion, which placed its architecture and technology on propitious sites around the cold north, the better to document and record the whims of nature's cycles.