Sentence examples for back at the opening from inspiring English sources

A plantation house appears, and suddenly we are back at the opening scene, watching the trapdoor open again, and the sequence starts anew, like an unstoppable narrative in a panic dream.

Yet he would wake at night to find himself back at the Opening, peering out at the vast dark sea.

Then on Monday, they roared back at the opening bell on the news of the nearly trillion-dollar intervention, sending the Dow up 404.71 points.

Looking back at the opening round of matches, England should have won in Paris, and had they done so the tournament would be in a different place.

As we got deeper, I kept looking back at the opening — that savage black mouth — and from inside, it looked like the exact opposite: a big burst of light.

Fisher is now going the other way, having dropped a shot at 6. He's back into a tie for the early tournament lead with Ilonen - and Jimenez, who has back-to-back birdies at the opening two holes!

Looking back at that opening now, I think I was not as impressed by the novel's extraordinary emotional pitch or defiantly domestic content, as I was by the audacity with which the author put the two together.

Golf is officially back at the Olympics; the opening round of the men's competition passing off in a strolling haze of putts and chips and team-branded nylon slacks on a breezy, intoxicating day on Rio's suburban coastline.

He first met the animator back in 1990 at the opening night in New York of "Bugs Bunny on Broadway".

Back at the nick – after the opening titles – Catherine lets rip at the two WPCs who answered the initial call and did the bare minimum to help.

Despite the scares at the back during the opening exchanges, Italy was quicker to settle into the match, and began to establish a rhythm with some patient play in midfield.