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1
Will the briefs follow you to Wimperfield when the
propitious
time
comes?'
2
Tonight we honor the Mother, so this is a very
propitious
time
.
3
She selected after dinner as the most
propitious
time
for discussion.
4
Nor could I, my dear Julius, choose a more
propitious
time
?
5
It would be a
propitious
time
for gathering up the materials for higher magic.
6
It was not only a
propitious
time
for a conference, but it was necessary.
7
Never would there be a more
propitious
time
to find an alternative environment to water.
8
We must postpone that to a more
propitious
time
.
9
It hadn't been a
propitious
time
to count noses.
10
The Garda Commissioner designate, Mr Pat Byrne, could scarcely be appointed at a less
propitious
time
.
11
At this
propitious
time
of public distress did Tom Walker set up as usurer in Boston.
12
May I break my fast now, and at a more
propitious
time
make a new fast?
13
At this
propitious
time
of public distress did Tom Walker set up as a usurer in Boston.
14
It was a
propitious
time
for such dreaming, for there was suddenly a power vacuum in New York.
15
THE spring of 1901 was not the most
propitious
time
for a tour of the province of Shantung.
16
The film has a Christmas release date in U.S. theaters, a
propitious
time
for films with Oscar aspirations.
propitious
time
propitious