Sentence examples for beginning with the theme from inspiring English sources

But the almost hourlong score invariably outstays its welcome for me, beginning with the theme in the Andante con moto, which somehow becomes irritating in myriad repetitions.

The second touch began with the theme from "Indiana Jones".

I decided to begin with the theme of testing, starting with the wardrobe department.

When he returned, he decided to jettison Beethoven in favor of a long pop medley that began with the theme from "Dr. Zhivago," then veered into Simon and Garfunkel and ended with a rousing version of "Besame Mucho" with an electronic disco beat chugging in the background.

The disc begins with the theme from Schindler's List, written by John Williams, "probably the most famous violin music ever written for film".

Doctorow's novels tend to follow a deductive logic, beginning with the great themes of an era (or simply with a set of historical facts) and then dramatizing them in an interwoven ensemble of characters.

JR Piggott's fascinating study begins with the idea of a gigantic theme park, the disasters (13 men died when three ceiling trusses collapsed during construction) and the sneering (an article referred to the Alhambra Court as "Othello in a Bond Street suit").

"À Contre Flots" 's major theme, beginning with the bombing in Marine's youth, is her struggle against those who have sought to thwart her.

This essay is one of the most directly relevant to the sexualized images of Mr. Buruma's main theme, beginning with the shock that rocked Japan in 1964 when a huge Dutchman named Anton Geesink beat the Japanese judo champion for the gold medal at the Tokyo Olympics.

We've broken them up by theme, beginning with the issue that got the conversation going.

There are kaleidoscopic effects, as notes and melodies are shared among the instruments After intermission the spotlight turned to Latin American themes, beginning with the theatrical Cuarteto No. 1 (1990) by the Mexican composer Gabriela Ortiz.