Sentence examples for an opening into from inspiring English sources

"The Seagull," as drama critic Richard Gilman elucidated in his brilliant book "Chekhov's Plays: An Opening Into Eternity," de-romanticizes what it means to be an artist and what it means to be in love.

In "Chekhov's Plays: An Opening Into Eternity," Richard Gilman talks about how Chekhov anticipates Beckett.

He is the author of "Chekhov's Plays: An Opening Into Eternity" (Yale University Press, 1996).

They arrived at an opening into the forest.

The cutting edge of the gorget was then used to introduce an opening into the bladder.

They were exploring it for an opening into the main cave system.

But here in Vezelay, there is an intermediate third level, a triforium opening into a blind gallery, consisting of a finely wrought balcony divided into 23 arches, each split by a single slender column.

Often, a club catering to 20-somethings on the prowl reveals itself down a dark Pest side street with a dim glow from a door opening into a hidden warren of lounge rooms and lantern-lit gardens.

And yet evidently there was an inextinguishable need to approach an opening built into a wall for air and light, and to look through it.

Drawing room On the wall opposite to the library fireplace, an opening leads into the drawing room.

After traversing a small rock gorge, we squeeze through a narrow opening into a dark, dank cave 12m high.