A new museum of Scottish history in Edinburgh was propitiously timed to open in the same year as the new Scottish Parliament.
In this, he was helped by his protégé, the propitiously named Wynkyn de Worde, whose fonts were imitated throughout Europe.
It was Korda who propitiously introduced Pressburger to Powell.
Propitiously an invitation arrives from a favourite teacher, a leftwing political science professor, to speak at his imminent retirement dinner, and Jesse seizes this chance to make a sentimental journey back to his old campus.
The semi-final against the Austrian veteran Marach and the 19-year-old Ostapenko, the 2014 Wimbledon junior champion from Latvia, did not begin propitiously.
There's just the two of us here: me, and a work by Luc Tuymans called, propitiously enough, Allo!
Propitiously, he had been born – as Cecil Campbell, the son of a railway worker – in Orange Street, the central commercial street in Kingston that was to become the heart of the island's music scene.
The New Yorker, January 31 , 1959P. 18 Incidental Intelligence: The American Eugenics Society has announced an international conference on "Differentiation in Current Mating and Fertility Trends", which propitiously, will be held on February 14th.
Script of "Is Zat So?" is said to have reposed in a bureau drawer for three years until the horoscope of its authors showed the stars to be propitiously disposed toward its production.
It is a message designed to capitalize on the accomplishments of the Clinton administration on the eve of the president's State of the Union message, which has ended up being propitiously timed for Mr. Clinton's protege.
Leapfrogging each other across the universe, the two teams, propitiously for their credibility, arrived at the same answer at the same time: the cosmos was not slowing at all; it was speeding up.
