Sentence examples for delightful opening from inspiring English sources

Second set: Murray 6-3, 0-1 Lopez* A delightful opening point goes Lopez's way and he doesn't look back after that.

No novel has a more delightful opening than "The Three Clerks," which describes the work and the men of the Weights and Measures, the government bureau of standardized measurement.

James Levine led a delightful opening run, and now he cedes the podium to Edo de Waart, who conducts a cast that includes Erwin Schrott and Danielle de Niese, in the roles of Figaro and Susanna; Mariusz Kwiecien and Rachel Willis-Sørensen Willis-Sørensennd Countess; asd Serena Malfi, as Cherubino.

Jennie Punter of The Globe and Mail hailed "Belle" as "one of the most delightful openings of any movie musical".

A delightful mimed opening sequence, performed to a Frank Sinatra recording of "If I Had You," shows us the meeting and courtship of a young couple, Virginia (Virginia Kull) and Jeff Ben Rappaportt), as a series of romantic snapshots.

"Wall Stories: Children's Wallpaper and Books," a delightful, nostalgic exhibition opening on Friday at the Cooper-Hewitt Nationalooksign Museum, offers atlook at 30 of these early wallcoverings, along with related books.

It was a sad year for bar closings, shop closings, and the general squashing of independents by luxury this-and-that nightmares, but it was also a delightful year for openings, and in my capacity as a Bar Tab writer I've visited some terrific new bars.

Witness the too-carefully staged question-and-answer session at the opening of their delightful Serpentine Pavilion in London last summer.

Murray anchors St . Vincent-- a delightful and touching first feature opening today in NY and LA -- while Gere plays a homeless man in the NY Film Festival selection, Time Out of Mind.

The 24-year-old played the role of quarterback in the opening moments, producing a delightful lofted pass for Dzeko who could only strike his effort at Krul, who read the situation.

It is heard on "over 500" radio stations, according to the opening hoopla, which announces with delightful nonspecificity that it is "the biggest countdown in the world".