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Now is a propitious time for such music in America.

However, from our point of view your war was propitious.

The time has never seemed more propitious for a third party to form than now.

But I'd like very much to talk with you at a more propitious time.

The first two years of the peace were far from propitious.

And then, a moment later, it seemed that he had found a propitious place.

They went up together at a propitious moment, when no one seemed to be watching.

The move to a larger space comes at a propitious time.

"It is most propitious for the future of the college," he said.

She and the others could not have chosen a more propitious moment.

Or perhaps he was simply waiting for more propitious stars.

The climate at the time, 1998, was certainly not propitious.

It had seemed propitious at the time, a perfect opportunity.

In fact, this is a propitious time to talk about air bags.

The new complex, however, may be opening at a propitious moment.

During the next few weeks my fortunes took a more propitious turn.

Well we shall have to get some then if, when it's propitious.

As the beginning for an important mission, this was not exactly the most propitious.

He looked around and smiled at the propitious design of the room.

I must be rid of him at the first propitious moment.

The one who came to such an unfortunate and propitious end?

The time appeared to be a propitious one for such a collection.

Living in the house, she was able to choose a propitious moment for the crime.

Since it was a propitious day, he sent her off immediately.

Tonight we honor the Mother, so this is a very propitious time.