Sentence examples for propitious return from inspiring English sources

Bearing in mind Virgin Mobile's 200 pence float price a year and a half ago, a 323 pence bid sounds like a propitious return for Sir Richard's wireless concern, yet it will want to eke every penny out of potential bidders to keep shareholders jolly.

However, it was not a propitious time to return to Romania.

In 1983 I heard a lecture by Christopher Somerville at a Gordon Conference on the identification of Arabidopsis photosynthesis-related mutants, leading me to conclude that it was a propitious time to return to Arabidopsis.

Because I did not want Bush's repetition of it to go unnoticed, I thought the time ripe, the day upon us and the hour propitious to take this opportunity to.... Plus Which As Bill Clinton prepares to leave the White House, constitutionally forbidden to return as its principal occupant, some wonder: what will we miss most about his tenure?

Beckham's return is coming at a propitious time.

These look scrumptious, and I found myself wishing that the happy couple could have stayed in America instead of returning to the misery — albeit the creatively propitious misery — of early-nineteen-sixties England.

The timing was propitious.

His timing was propitious.

The timing looked propitious.

The timing is propitious.

Early signs are propitious.