Sentence examples for start auspiciously from inspiring English sources

The affair did not start auspiciously.

The day did not start auspiciously.

The episode did not start auspiciously for the reporter, Qiu Ziming, 28.

The Brown regime did not start auspiciously for Saints, with Willie Manu, their big winter signing, losing the ball trying to smuggle it out of the tackle.

Their evening began around 11 30 at the Cabanas, the open-air bar at the Maritime Hotel, where things did not start auspiciously.

Pablo Neruda may be Latin America's greatest modern poet, but the centennial of his birth did not start auspiciously: late last year, his childhood home was sold and its new owner demolished it, after a group of Neruda fans could not meet the purchase price.

It has not started auspiciously for Lionel Messi and company.

THE story of Heather Chaplin and her loft in Park Slope, Brooklyn, started auspiciously.

THIS year has started auspiciously for Tayyip Erdogan, Turkey's prime minister.

Last night's ceremony, the 53rd, started auspiciously and didn't end all that poorly, either.

Bartoli's hardcourt campaign started auspiciously, reaching the final in Stanford (where Williams was able to exact revenge for her Wimbledon loss).