auguring

• A six-week trial run of the show in New York, Los Angeles, Dallas and Detroit drew solid numbers, auguring potential for growth. —  TVBizwire
• It reassured, auguring détente: "We extend the hand of friendship ... to all the people of the world." —  U.S. News
• As much as we might hope for, or even aspire to, achievement of a "grand solution" in the near term, we ought not to take every step forward as an incipient realization of an end to Korean nuclear tensions, nor take every step back as auguring an imminent onset of war. —  Foreign Policy In Focus
• Mindless bacchanal debauchery, pleasing in its way of course ... versus the picture removed which was of single pointed soul auguring lust for a single individual other. —  Maggie's Farm
• "Even if Netanyahu wins, however, the vote is likely to be highly fragmented, auguring unwieldy coalition government and a possible role for the doves." —  Israelated - English Israel blogs

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