augur造句

Mounting sales augur a profitable year.

The signs augur well for tomorrow's weather.

But an uptick in output does not augur prosperity.

Does failure in Barcelona augur poorly for Copenhagen?

"I like to hear you speak thus, and I augur well for Edmond from it."

It is surprising that an augur can see an augury without smiling.

" I wonder how one augur can see another without laughing, " he once said.

But aggressive measures to cool the property market, for example, do not augur well for the construction sector.

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The king's defiance of this view seemed to augur a break from decades of deference by the ruling Al Saud dynasty to killjoy puritans.

Just as a depletion in the state coffers was an early sign that Ireland's boom was ending, healthier revenues augur well for recovery.

One might take it, after all, as an augur of the better social order, for the things which they satisfied here, though sensory, were not evil.

That Beijing's first instinct when the going gets tough is to re-institute price controls is a bad augur for the Year of the Rat.

Yet while liberals have cheered the result as a mark of social progress, it does not necessarily augur plain sailing for the al-Sabah family that has ruled Kuwait since the 18th century.