Sentence examples for an opening bar from inspiring English sources

Last week, we (briefly) looked at managers who have had the most spells with one club and set an opening bar of four with Martin Allen.

The first notes seemed to breeze by, closer to the opening bar of a Johann Strauss waltz than to the somber intonations of a Christian allegory.

He briefly hummed the opening bar to convey the right rhythm before jumping in.

Humility is nowhere to be found, however, in the opening bar mitzvah sequence.

The pair also plan on opening Bar Moruno at Grand Central Market in the spring. .

Segundo died in 2003, aged 95, but his legacy lives on in songs like Chan Chan, a seductive son whose opening bars are an instant dinner-party starter.

If Piaf cheated on Asso the lover, she rewarded Asso the master by becoming a consummate professional — not only as a technician but as a critic who could recognize a great song from the opening bars and help a composer to perfect it.

Neville played the know-all, urbane critic who answers the door to the rat-a-tat-tat of the opening bars of the Fifth Symphony.

In the opening bars, a bass-clarinet note had equal weight with the titanic D-minor chord that sets the work in motion.

One is surprise: after a few quietly wispy opening bars, it explodes into wild, chaotic textures and then melts into a stream of fast-moving, aphoristic motives.

Describing, in a letter written from the Hebrides, the manner in which the waves break on the Scottish coast, he noted down, in the form of a musical symbol, the opening bars of The Hebrides (1830 32).