Sentence examples for a memorable opening from inspiring English sources

Roche certainly knows how to write a memorable opening scene.

If she succeeded, no one would remember the tough decisions that preceded a memorable opening.

In a memorable opening monologue, Mr. Ermey's character berates fear-stricken military recruits, hurling an avalanche of verbal insults that are both inventive and demeaning.

The home team's starting XI included Seattle Sounders' Oalex Anderson, who scored a memorable opening goal in last year's 6-1 loss.

Goldikova's clash with Canford Cliffs is the first of three Group One contests that form a memorable opening to the meeting.

A memorable opening slide depicted a timeline of human history, in the middle of which was a narrow, tall spike showing our relatively brief fossil-fuel-burning period.

The last work on the program was also the most substantial: Harold Meltzer's three-movement "Brion," a finalist for the Pulitzer Prize last year, evoked an Italian cemetery with a strong, memorable opening theme and deft allusions to shimmering pools and shifting light.

Guillaume told his life story in the 2002 autobiography, Guillaume: A Life, which had this memorable opening sentence: "I'm a bastard, a Catholic, the son of a prostitute, and a product of the poorest slums of St . Louis.

Splendid athletes, world records, no security breaches, an eccentric and memorable opening.

When movie fans finally saw him dispatched down a chimney in the memorable opening scenes of For Your Eyes Only the world lost one of its truly great super-villains.

'On A Note of Triumph' began with some memorable opening lines including "Take a bow, G.I. Take a bow, little guy".