Sentence examples for was augured by from inspiring English sources
Alexander Denoon, a lawyer at a law firm specialising in biosciences, argues that such a decision was augured by an earlier one from the European Patent Office in 2008.
Sim, whose great potential was augured by two victories and Nationwide Tour record earnings of $644,142 last year, had a great opportunity to catch Crane at the par-5 finishing hole, which has produced so much drama through the years.
Yet that's why the changes augured by the Times's new policy won't do much to clear space for independent-film releases.
There were augur buzzards, Bateleurs, African fishing eagles, etc., and lots of vultures of several species.
The inevitable influence of factors external to the law meant that social and political changes augured by the emerging welfare state were no threat to the purity of law.
("A Married Woman," of 1965, augured by "Vivre Sa Vie").
The detail working mechanism is also augured.
The augures were originally called auspices, but, while auspex fell into disuse and was replaced by augur, auspicium was retained as the term for the observation of signs.
Augur was earlier up by 50% before paring back gains, according to bitcoin and cryptocurrency data site CoinMarketCap.
That fact that Apple had noticed the app at all was good augur.
