Sentence examples for time propitious from inspiring English sources

At the time, propitious working conditions and career management policies allowed them to be upwardly mobile, while still investing in family life.

But Wonton Foods, which produces a million fortune cookies a day in New York, has decided that the time is propitious to go east with the fortune cookie.

They were told that they would begin building an immense temple to Ram at precisely 12 26 P.M. today, a time deemed propitious by Hindu holy men.

The time was propitious, I decided, for a quick nap; later I would go over and say something consoling, and maybe find that a new and subdued Dubowski had emerged from this emotional crisis.

The time was propitious for taking on corporate capitalism.

It's easy to postpone stock and other investment sales until the time is propitious.

But the times were propitious for something new.

Battery East is growing at a propitious time for its offering: Companies are delaying their public debuts, creating pressure for long-time shareholders for flexibility.

It's a propitious time for reform.

It was not a propitious time.

Longfellow lived at a propitious time.