auspicesin a sentence
auspices as in: under the auspices of
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done under the auspices of the church
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Under what auspices?† (source)
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You, Tatowierer, have been placed under the auspices of the political wing, which answers only to Berlin.† (source)
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The restaurant had been refurbished, the food now under the auspices of a television chef whose face appeared on posters around the racecourse.† (source)
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That was how it had started; that was how Hobart and Blackwell, after languishing for years, had begun under my beady auspices to turn a profit.† (source)
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Have you been doing these kayak trips under the auspices of the CIA?† (source)
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You shall rule this world together under the auspices of the Titans.† (source)
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"Auspice, Maria!" he murmured as he turned his back on these familiar things.† (source)
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I have already told the story of my one ill-auspiced venture Hillside.† (source)auspiced = favored
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In Australia, the senior registrar works under the auspices of the con sultant and he, as the top man, gets the credit for successful surgery, no matter who actually performs it.† (source)
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AUSPICE MARIA!† (source)
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Under the auspices of the man I had boarded the bus with, I was able to pass some of the roadblocks for free.† (source)
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When he was otherwise motionless, the thumb of his right hand would sometimes gently touch a ring on his forefinger, an amethyst with an inscription cut upon it, Auspice Maria,—Father Vaillant's signet-ring; and then he was almost certainly thinking of Joseph; of their life together here, in this room ...in Ohio beside the Great Lakes ...as young men in Paris ...as boys at Montferrand.† (source)
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Built in 1927 under the auspices of Eleanor Roosevelt, it was the first federal women's prison, intended as a reformatory.† (source)
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I insist upon your taking the whole, and I beg only to attend you in the quality of your servant; Nil desperandum est Teucro duce et auspice Teucro": but to this generous proposal concerning the money, Jones would by no means submit.† (source)
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In my own case, studying under the auspices of the University of London was a mixed blessing.† (source)
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