Sentence examples for direct opening from inspiring English sources

This is a direct opening into the private mind.

From that direct opening shot, the album curves toward less reliable narrators.

Well, it's certainly a fairly direct opening—I can't be accused of hanging about.

In a direct opening shot at Vuitton, historically a luggage house, Balenciaga handbags were given top billing.

Arteriovenous fistula, abnormal direct opening between an artery and a vein; it sometimes results from accidental penetration wounds or from vascular disease, or it may be congenital in origin.

With a version of Shakespeare's The Winter's Tale – which he will perform and direct – opening at London's Garrick Theatre later this year, Branagh talked of how much he enjoyed a mixture of high and low culture following his successful directing of big budget films Thor and Cinderella.

The day after London won the bid in 2005, Boyle was reading an article suggesting possible candidates to direct the opening show.

Rice, who becomes the Globe's third artistic director after Dromgoole and Mark Rylance, will direct the opening production of A Midsummer Night's Dream.

Ben Wheatley, whose works include "blood-soaked" fare such as Kill List and Sightseers, is the surprise choice to direct the opening episodes of the new series of Doctor Who.

He achieved commercial success with "Hero," a martial arts film, and was commissioned by Communist Party leaders to direct the opening and closing ceremonies of the 2008 Olympics in Beijing.

Perhaps this is what makes him the right person to direct the opening ceremony: the only way to project a "Best of Britain" spectacular with any conviction is to acknowledge the worst of it, too.