propitiously वाक्य
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- The Year of the Rat began propitiously for John Huang.
- The campaign began propitiously with the Raid on Cherbourg.
- It was not until 1936 that the climate for women's suffrage shifted propitiously for women.
- Later settlers also chose to gather at the more propitiously-located Warren, instead of at Leavittsburg.
- Morrison couldn't have picked a hotter issue for its first report, nor timed it more propitiously.
- Shinnecock is not as propitiously located for the sale of tents, which are actually steel reinforced structures upon which heavy tenting is draped.
- "It turns out I was the accidental beneficiary of the most propitiously timed vacation of my life, " beamed Tom Birmingham.
- Van den Akker credits Veronica Vickers for his re-entry into the fashion world he entered so propitiously in 1963 as a Christian Dior apprentice in Paris.
- The Spaniards _ looking nervous about losing a match that started so propitiously and which they expected to win _ opened the fifth set by losing their serves.
- Propitiously, Jobanputra had departed EMI in April 2011, with a deal returning control of the Relentless name to him whilst leaving the label's roster signed to the major.
- In 2012, Katehakis and Smit discovered the Successively Lumpable processes for which the stationary probabilities can be obtained by successively computing the stationary probabilities of a propitiously constructed sequence of Markov chains.
- Tony Soprano is a " waste management consultant, " who propitiously neglects to mention that it's the detritus of humanity that he manages _ and rather violently at that.
- When the Princess of France and her three lovely ladies-in-waiting propitiously camp out by their Academy, the King and his court can only express their excitement by singing and dancing.
- It seems to me to be a matter of not censoring one view, or insisting on always qualifying it; but using it propitiously, in the proper places, with accurate and reliable references.
- This was a modification to the distribution of buoyancy resulting in a reduction in the floating height of the boat after a capsize thus aiding recovery ( and propitiously making the boat less likely to turn turtle ).
- It is a message designed to capitalize on the accomplishments of the Clinton administration on the eve of the president's State of the Union message, which has ended up being propitiously timed for Clinton's protege.
- It comes, almost mystically, certainly propitiously, at a beguiling time of race relations in America : Blacks and whites are circling one another again over race . ( It never stops, though there have been lulls . ) An American president has entered the fray.
- They say the political planets are propitiously aligned-- with a new governor and an almost-new Mayor of New York City, both Republicans, in the one year in every four in which neither they nor the New York State Legislature is up for re-election.
- A chance meeting whilst in Japan for the Kirin show ( in which " Flamenco Gold " was propitiously one of the pieces being exhibited ), led to his being invited to hold the first of his solo exhibitions in Tokyo-" Leyenda-Studies of Joaqu�n Cort�s and Dancers ".
- Yefremov and his distinguished company, making only its third visit to the United States in its 100-year history, arrive propitiously at the Brooklyn Academy of Music with an austere, cliche-shattering new version of " Three Sisters " that will challenge audiences'notions of who these famous characters are.
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