Sentence examples for and opening with a from inspiring English sources

Filmed before a scream-happy studio audience and opening with a talk show-esque spiel about absorbing backlash, Swift bestowed upon us her next single, "Shake It Off," which is all about how "haters gonna hate".

Filmed in jazz-age black-and-white, and opening with a stunning montage set to Gershwin's Rhapsody in Blue, Manhattan is suffused with an affectionate, excited nostalgia.

Saturday's better, with Chicago's disco maestros Earth, Wind and Fire opening with an absurdly short 40 minute slot at 1pm.

When a violinist tried an instrument at a recent workshop and one of its blunt shoulders got in the way of his wrist, Mr. Martin summarily sawed off the corner and sealed the opening with a scrap.

Alternatively, you can take a very bright flashlight and cover the opening with a piece of cardboard with a hole (1 inch in diameter) in the middle.[1].

When you blend the green enchilada sauce in the blender or food processor, be sure to vent the lid and cover the opening with a dish towel.

And then it does, opening with a tight shot of the moon.

These commercial trawls have horizontal mouth openings of 20 25 m and 3 5 m of vertical opening, with a 40 mm stretched mesh in the codend liner, and are trawled over the seafloor at about 3 knots [48], [134].

The pair recently created a pop-up store in a Tokyo art gallery, and celebrated its opening with an English-style tea ceremony that included PG Tips, Tunnock's tea cakes and digestive biscuits.

Alternatively you can first drill a smaller hole, and then cut a wider opening with a jigsaw.

And while Solomona wasted a promising opening with a knock-on after the break, Foster got on the end of a Josh Drinkwater kick to cross for London.