Phrases with «auspicious beginning»

An "auspicious beginning" means a good or favorable start to something. It suggests that the start of a particular event, project, or endeavor has positive signs or omens, indicating that it is likely to be successful or bring good fortune. Full definition

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Sentences with «auspicious beginning»

«Not a very auspicious beginning for such fruitful lovers, was it?» (bookbrowse.com)
From it's auspicious beginning in 1905, LFG was destined for success. (insuranceandestates.com)
In my blog about Guinness the dog («From Auspicious Beginnings to a Hard - Won Solution,» May 13, 2015), I mentioned the use of interactive feeding toys as part of working with separation anxiety — and it inspired a fair number of questions from readers. (malenademartini.com)
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Phrases with «auspicious beginning»

Sentences with «auspicious beginning»

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