The timing was auspicious for a new culinary movement in Spain.
Whatever, it was auspicious, for Ms. Kramer, with Simon Over as the deft pianist, proved a soulful and virtuosic performer.
"While the conditions may not be auspicious for peacekeeping, they will be less auspicious if chaos reigns in Somalia, and we have to turn at some point to peacemaking," Ms. Rice said.
The commission was auspicious for Molesworth; he went on to attract clients including Rockefellers and Coca-Cola heirs, and his workshop in Cody, Wyo., thrived for 30 more years.
So while Chinese growth has added to income inequality in the United States, it has also increased prosperity and income equality globally... From a narrowly nationalist point of view, these developments may not be auspicious for the United States.
The poem ends with a series of primitive taboos and superstitions, followed by a section explaining which parts of the month are auspicious for sowing, threshing, shearing, and the begetting of children.
The success of NBC's "Seinfeld," one of the most enduring comedy series of the 1990's, has not been auspicious for its co-stars who tried to duplicate that success with sitcoms of their own.
This is similar to what WikiLeaks does – it has servers placed in strategic locations throughout the world, and publish or route its information through countries where the legal framework is auspicious for its purposes.
In the long run, supply-demand balances may be auspicious for the prices of some commodities.
"Yes, the brain is always hungry for new sources of information, but the fact that it actually absorbed this new, completely foreign type so quickly is auspicious for the field of neuroprosthetics.
