Sentence examples for a bang at a from inspiring English sources
MY visit to Tel Aviv in late May began with a bang at a sophisticated cafe when I swung off my backpack and knocked over a chair.
The program, known as the Partnership for a New Generation of Vehicles (PNGV), began with a bang at a White House Rose Garden press conference in September 1993.
So does an end that comes quietly: not with a bang at all, but with a sad little whimper.
Yang entered the Bear Trap with a bang at No. 15, a 179-yard par 3.
Even now, backers like Ms. Ryan see the Paul campaign ending in a fizzle rather than a bang at the convention.
A fine example is "Anna Nicole," a work that arrived with a bang at London's Royal Opera House in 2011.
The annals of business are full of cases of once strong and prosperous brands that have died if not with a bang, at least with a whimper because top management wore PLC blinders.
Friday morning started off with a bang at Milk Studios for the Peter Som Spring 2013 runway show.
Damien Chazelle's Whiplash was a surprise inclusion, in with a bang at No 15 on the international rankings on the strength of a $3m take in South Korea – all the more commendable as it opened nearly a fortnight ago there, and appears to have grown nearly 100% thanks to word of mouth (and those three Oscars can't have hurt).
We were at the house, our bags packed when there was a bang at the door.
