"I thought that was a good omen," Mr. Asher said.
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Therefore, this year's early January performance could be a good omen.
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That was a good omen, but Democrats have had those before.
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Plus, Justin Bieber's toe has to be a good omen, right?
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I regarded it as a good omen and put it back.
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Consider this some travel inspiration (and, hopefully, a good omen) for 23.
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"I was thinking this was a pretty good omen," Ms. Hoffman said.
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Think of it as a seasonal pick-me-up and a good omen.
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This is a proxy for business investment, and it's not a good omen.
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Rising U.S. stocks are a "good omen" for the broader economy, Ross said.
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Mars and Venus in this fellow, sensual Earth sign is a good omen.
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"The Possession of Hannah Grace" begins with an exorcism — never a good omen.
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As for the haircut ... it could be a good omen for the Mets.
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Record employment and rising wages were a good omen for domestic demand, he said.
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The strong sales report is a good omen heading into the holiday shopping season.
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As for the groom, generally something small is done as a mark of good omen.
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I think it's definitely a good omen considering jaguars have significant meaning in Mayan culture.
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The second had the long shape of a classical guitar—a good omen, he thought.
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Point being, it's a nothing but a good omen to be invited into the Coens' world.
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And it is surely a good omen for his chances of re-election as president next year.
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The fact that the first five trading days of the year were positive was already a good omen.
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That performance is a good omen for his must-win primary next week in his home state of Ohio.
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"A good omen for our campaign," he said after the Golden State victory put them in the N.B.A. finals.
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Richards pointed to growth in internet users worldwide, and the continued proliferation of smartphones, as a good omen for tech.
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"This is in no way a good omen for springtime vegetable and fruit farmers," he told the Thomson Reuters Foundation.
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Venus will connect with Mars, too, which is a good omen that people will be friendly as you conduct business.
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I took this flurry of action in the water as a good omen, and we got back into the car.
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"We have won for the fourth time and the result is a good omen for the future," Mr. Kaczynski said.
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But doesn't it seem like a good omen to give a storm a name associated with one of nostalgia's biggest blowhards?
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This is seen as a good omen in South Korea, where fortune-tellers and pregnant symbolism are held in high regard.
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Is this a good omen or someone's impotent reaction to the news that bigotry had been voted into the oval office?
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In a good omen for Sinner, both Tsitsipas and Chung reached the Australian Open semi-finals two months after capturing their titles.
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It could also be a good omen, however: Bencic was Serena's first opponent here last year en route to an eventual title.
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This helps keep the hearts from shattering — never a good omen on Valentine's Day, and inconvenient the rest of the year, too.
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There are 10 more months to go, but this year's strong start certainly looks like a very good omen for bulls in 853.
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The rising popularity of wearables could be a good omen for companies such as Apple that are betting big on cellular in smartwatches.
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But one good omen for the Rio Games: All the puppies in the photo shoot were later adopted, according to Good Dog Animals.
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The endless shape of the knot represents long life and wisdom and eating it can be a good omen, according to the team.
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It requires effort on your part to make things happen, but it's a good omen nonetheless that things could go in your favor.
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Next to where I stand is a human-sized stack of boxes filled with jockstraps from a neighboring business—a good omen, I feel.
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It was not a good omen for Svitolina with Williams holding a 94-1 record when winning the first set at the U.S. Open.
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Good omen No. 3: The two sisters who were vacating the premises had somehow managed to carve out two bedrooms in the small space.
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The first quarter's record rally that gave stocks their best start to a year since 1998 could turn out also to be a good omen.
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Mr Alcolumbre's elevation is thus a good omen for the conservative social policies and liberal economic reforms that Mr Bolsonaro says he wants to enact.
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A more than 10 percent jump in equity markets since the November election is adding to household wealth, a good omen for continued household spending.
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He took it as a good omen, a sign of Reno's impending transition from has-been gambling den in the mountains to tech-centric boomtown.
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The White House's repeated failure to pass health care reform in the House is hardly a good omen for the rest of its legislative agenda.
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The ability to crack Q*bert could be read as a good omen that evolutionary algorithms are going to be very useful in the future.
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But Microsoft's success with the full-featured Surface PC is a good omen for this new attempt to get a piece of the mobile pie.
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I wasn't sure if starting the year by going on assignment to a graveyard in the desert was a good omen or a bad one.
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Relatedly, Greta Gerwig won the USC Scripter Award for her adaptation of Louisa May Alcott's Little Women, a good omen for her forthcoming Oscar bid.
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Victories in these Senate races — including in the critical swing district, the 37th — are good omen as the party tries for state control in 2018.
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The index had fallen nearly 25 percent earlier as energy and financial shares weighed heavily, with some seeing a good omen in the afternoon buying interest.
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The cassette player (yes, a cassette player) already had a tape inside, which felt like a good omen — classic '80s rock, a staple of my childhood.
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J.P. Morgan's results were seen as a good omen for the start of the earnings season, with record results that beat on the top and bottom line.
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While Wales are playing their first Euros semi-final, this will be Portugal's fifth (if you're looking for a good omen, they've won just one of those).
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While the results could be a good omen for Democrats' chances in 212.5, it may also be a tipping point in the money battle over gun rights.
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Others thought the fire could be a good omen for the national team, which beat South Korea last week to reignite a faltering World Cup qualifying campaign.
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If pigeon poop is supposed to be a good omen, why shouldn't grimy pennies, which are actually a form of currency, be some harbinger of future prosperity, too?
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The stone may be a good omen, but it is also heavy; Ki-woo seems to know, deep down, that moving between classes will be a treacherous process.
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I took it as a good omen for the coming new year and convinced myself it symbolized that some exciting opportunities were coming in my near and far future.
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Talk of scandal and indictment is swirling around Netanyahu and is pushing him to circle the wagons and reach out to his right -- never a good omen for peace.
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The Dubai win might also be a good omen for the Shanghai resident as the two previous winners — Danny Willett and Sergio Garcia — went on to win the Masters.
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Eupheme (formerly S/2003 J3) is the spirit of praise and good omen, the granddaughter of Zeus, and the sister of Philophrosyne, according to the Carnegie Science press release.
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But it actually ended up being a good omen because we had set up these limitations where we were using tape and not really adjusting that much on the computer.
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While it's a good omen for its performance in the stock market, it also means the company could have sold its shares for more than $17 — and raised more money.
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Also, in China, where it's originally from, it's known as a money plant, which while I realize is likely because of its coin-shaped leaves, also feels like a good omen.
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The money is a good omen for female Democratic candidates, who, for decades, have leaned most on contributions from women to overcome the financial hurdles they often face getting into politics.
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When you first walk in the restaurant you'll likely spot the glass case packed with cheesecake—a good omen that perhaps counter-intuitively, will have you looking forward to finishing your dinner.
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"They turned it around, I think that is what our campaign is going to do as well; a very good omen for our campaign," he told reporters after the game in Oakland.
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As crew members quickly squeegeed the stage, those few thunderbolts were like a sign from Zeus, a good omen for audience members, but probably not so great for the cursed, blind Oedipus.
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An 199153-199143 defeat to France in a 199133 friendly was not a good omen, but the Swedish coach Thomas Dennerby has had more than a year to work out the kinks.
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That was a good omen for members of Scalise's whip team, some of whom predicted the legislation would attract anywhere from 222 to 225 Republican votes when it hits the floor Thursday.
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The ADP data was a good omen for Friday's employment report and fuelled expectations that the Fed could raise interest rates twice next year after an almost certain rate hike later this month.
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In this context, the number seven could represent the culmination of hard work or a sense of completion and contentedness — sounds like a pretty good omen for the start of a marriage, no?
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I catch a bus, get on the Metro (right as the train is pulling away — a good omen for the day!), and manage to snag a little nap without even missing my stop.
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It marked the longest uninterrupted expansion since a 12-quarter run of growth between April-June 1986 and January-March 1989 during Japan's asset-inflated bubble economy, a good omen for sustainable growth.
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Overall analysts have been upgrading their earnings expectations for the FTSE 100 in recent weeks, a good omen for companies' performance though the upward revisions also set a higher hurdle for earnings to beat.
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Still, while the trustworthy polls are terrible for both candidates, Murray said that Clinton's lead over Trump in favorability ratings — 34 percent to 26 percent — is a good omen for her on election day.
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Mr. Trump's choice of a decidedly anti-union nominee for education secretary, Betsy DeVos, who has long tried to weaken the power of teachers' unions, is not a good omen for those other selections.
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Noting the bipartisan outpouring of good wishes, love and respect for Mr. McCain, Senator Richard J. Durbin, Democrat of Illinois, said it might potentially be a good omen for the Senate and for Washington.
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She greeted me and put on Stevie Nicks's "Edge of Seventeen," which seemed like a good omen, as Ms. Nicks has both tousled hair and the right high priestess vibes to soundtrack a healing session.
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Even if Patreon's headquarters literally catching fire last night might read as a good omen for competition, it's easy to imagine these alternative crowdfunding sites floundering as vehicles for a movement which vehemently discourages individual profiteering.
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In a crunch, the new space seemingly found him, a good omen for the artist fresh off dominating headlines at Art Basel 2015, adorning the cover of Paramour magazine, and moving forward through a busy 2016.
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In a crunch, the new space seemingly found him, a good omen for the artist fresh off dominating headlines at Art Basel 2015, adorning the cover of Paramour magazine, and moving forward through a busy 2016.
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It is also not a good omen for German Chancellor Angela Merkel, who is seeking a fourth term in 2017 and will likely face opposition from the Alternative for Germany party, another iteration of the far right.
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Raymond had become quite religious, converting to Buddhism, so it was a good omen when, in our taxi to Dignitas, he noticed a small Buddha figure on the dashboard (as our Swiss driver had a wife from Thailand).
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Although the 41-year-old missed the cut in this year's U.S. Masters and U.S. Open, he is confident of performing well at Birkdale a week after playing in the Scottish Open, usually a good omen for him.
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Official data showed South Africa's current account deficit narrowed to 2.2 percent of gross domestic product in the fourth quarter, a good omen for the local currency, and a Reuters poll found economic growth was expected to accelerate.
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Trump, the U.S. Republican Party's presidential nominee, applauded the Brexit result, seeing the blow to British and EU political elites as a good omen for November when he hopes anti-establishment fervor will send him to the White House.
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He went to see the place and didn't particularly like it — the interior was painted pink — but, perusing the cabinets, he found a half-empty bottle of bourbon beneath the kitchen sink, which he took as a good omen.
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Tentative improvements in consumer and wage data - and the improving German car sector - are a good omen, Secker said, noting that China, whose slowdown has been behind much of Europe's malaise, is finally showing a turnaround in new export orders PMIs.
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Filling out some long entries on a Saturday with any confidence is usually a good omen, but I found the northwest and southeast quadrants of this grid very difficult and it certainly did not turn out to be a fast solve.
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The businessman and former mayor's path to the presidency was circuitous, marked with struggles to find a political party -- which may ultimately have proven a good omen, as polls suggest that Bukele's supporters were dissatisfied with the country's traditional political parties.
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Although the Flores call may have struck some fans as a good omen for 2017, others would put Monday's events — safe call and all — into a larger context, one in which pitching injuries remain a constant concern for the Mets.
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For Libras in particular, this is a good omen: It means Jupiter is entering the part of your chart that rules finances and self-worth, and a big pay-off is coming from something you were focusing on over the last year.
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" Good omen No. 1: One rental possibility was down the street from the Al Hirschfeld Theater where, a few years earlier, Ms. Hall, then using her birth name, Celina Carvajal, had done time as a member of the original cast of "Kinky Boots.
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The couple exchanged vows in a Christian ceremony on Saturday, wearing custom-made Ralph Lauren clothes, and later shared pictures on their social media of a pre-wedding ritual, the mehendi ceremony, which involves applying henna on the bride's hands as a good omen.
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A good omen for this flu season Each February, the World Health Organization holds a meeting of flu experts to determine the strains that are most commonly infecting people, a moving target as the virus is constantly mutating and changing how efficiently it spreads.
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Read: Sanders: Warriors win 'very good omen' for campaign In an open letter to Democrats and independents in California, Brown said he was "deeply impressed" by how well Sanders has done and with his message of the growing divide between the wealthy and the rest of Americans.
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TOKYO, Aug 12 (Reuters) - Fresh off the back of securing three gold medals at the 2018 Pan Pacific Swimming Championships in Tokyo, American swimmer Ryan Murphy hopes his success is a good omen for when he returns to the Japanese capital for the Olympic Games in two years time.
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The Santa rally period includes the final five trading days of the old year and the first two of the new year, and a positive market in those sessions is a good omen for the new year and an indicator of market health, according to Stock Trader's Almanac.
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One good omen is the lineup for California's Coachella festival, due to take place this year over the weekends of 13 to 15 April, and 20 to 22 April, released just past midnight on Tuesday night if you were in the UK/on Tuesday afternoon if you were in the Americas.
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"I'm not holding my breath that we'll ever find evidence of life on Wolf 1061c, but the fact that there's a roughly Earth-like planet in the habitable zone of a star so close to our own solar system is a good omen as we continue our search for life on other planets," Vakoch said.
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LONDON — Britain was still counting the final votes in its landmark election early Friday morning when Democrats and Republicans on the other side of the Atlantic began asking what Prime Minister Boris Johnson's landslide victory meant for them: Was it a good omen for President Trump's re-election chances in 2020, a cautionary tale for Democrats, or both?
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It wasn't a good omen for the already minor Uber division, given that Quartz reported at the time that former employees said restaurants were the bulk of its business and that UberEats was simply more lucrative: While Uber will likely continue to face supply constraints from its Eats push, the food delivery platform offers a more attractive value proposition than Rush did.
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ET, ROOT ABOUT SANTA CLARA (4-9, 1-0 WCC): The Broncos snapped a four-game losing streak with a 72-65 home victory over Pepperdine on Thursday night despite allowing the Waves to shoot 33 percent from the floor, not a good omen heading to Spokane to face a Gonzaga team that ranks 20th nationally in field goal shooting percentage (50.3).
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Alfa Romeo just announced a long list of new options available on the Italian make's 4C and 4C spider models, which may be a good omen for the brand as it returns to the US. While carbon-fiber trim and new upholstery may not be particularly exciting news, they do signal Alfa's desire to sink more money into making the its sports car.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the hawkish Global Times tabloid, said in a social media post it was "not a good omen for Hong Kong" that 90 new democratic district councillors were "playing politics" by calling on the police to leave a university that has been besieged by protesters for more than a week and urging the government to heed their demands.
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Hu Xijin, editor of the hawkish Global Times tabloid, said in a social media post it was "not a good omen for Hong Kong" that 90 new democratic district councilors were "playing politics" by calling on the police to leave a university that has been besieged by protesters for more than a week and urging the government to heed their demands.
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It was a beautiful, sunny day, which I took as a good omen — although it did start raining once we left the salon, so take that as you will — when I arrived at Hair Rules' chic and welcoming HQ. I'd spent the past couple of days scrolling through the Instagram #bigchop hashtag trying to convince myself this was a good idea, and listened to Sara Bareilles' "Brave" all morning to prep myself for what was about to go down.
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