Sentences with phrase «seem auspicious»

It did not seem an auspicious time to make the life - changing choice of adopting a pig.

Ignoring the 20 years that have elapsed since the tragic passing of N.W.A founder Eazy - E the occasion might not seem auspicious, but for anyone who has been keeping track they would hardly describe the film's release as straight out of nowhere.

It may seem auspicious, coming as it does while the federal government ponders approval of China National Offshore Oil Co.'s $ 15 - billion purchase of Calgary - based Nexen, but the new investment agreement with China that is soon to be ratified in Parliament was actually 18 years in the making.

With last week's dissolution of Parliament and local elections now behind us, it seems an auspicious time to look at what the initial skirmishes of the general election can tell us about the upcoming campaign.

Mother's Day seems an auspicious time to begin a series on nutrition in pregnancy.

The timing hardly seemed auspicious, yet it couldn't have been more perfect.

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The volatility of recent weeks would seem to make it a less - than - auspicious time for the Fed to consider raising interest rates, at least from a global perspective.

When interim Conservative Party of Canada Leader Rona Ambrose, 48, announced on Tuesday that she would be quitting her Sturgeon River - Parkland seat, the timing seemed synchronistic, auspicious even.

The colors seem very auspicious!

Calling into question the very meaning of the film's title, the climax of Pearce's auspicious debut seems to come out of left field, but it makes a kind of perfect, if perverse, sense.

Call Me By Your Name seems to be the most auspicious «in» candidate at the moment, with very strong buzz coming out of Sundance.

As the American bailout gets underway, Europe stands on the precipice and the world holds its collective breath, it may not seem like the most auspicious time to head out... Read More...

Waiting to board wasn't the most auspicious of starts to my first ever Upper Class flight — we had a lady vomiting violently in the gate area with the Virgin Atlantic staff seeming somewhat indifferent to her plight.

Agustina Ferreyra noted that the upcoming slew of shows associated with «Pacific Standard Time: LA / LA,» which is previewed in the September issue of Artforum, made it seem like an auspicious moment to launch such a venture: «Most of us will have artists participating in projects there, and it's a good city to have a foot in right now.»