Sentence examples for distinctive opening from inspiring English sources

It's a bluff, of course, and when the distinctive opening guitar arpeggio eventually emerges from a synthesiser smog, it's the spark for mini-riot in the crowd, albeit one characterised by goofy grinning rather than looting.

Mr. Heist, of Mount Dora, Fla., near Orlando, said a tree of this fruit, with the distinctive opening at the blossom end, has been growing in his family's backyard for as long as he can remember.

At one point, the distinctive opening chords to "Nothin'" by N.O.R.E.

In the meantime, load up on riot punch and explore the Gang's version of the City of Brotherly Love (even though there's not exactly a ton of brotherly love in the show...) The show's distinctive opening credits take us on a tour of Philly.

This air sac leaves distinctive marks or opening on the bones, including a distinct opening in the upper arm bone (humerus).

June 29 , 201311.31pm BST Frances Smith, you are not being boring when you say this … FrancesSmith 29 June 2013 11 28pm being really boring, but no more so than those complaining about not liking it, I was reading about how they use open g tuning, and its interesting how distinctive the opening of every song is.

Daugherty told the crowd about the distinctive cartoon-opening "boiiing!" When he was trying to reconstruct the music, he said, he knew that noise came from a slide guitar but couldn't find one that sounded right — not Hawaiian, not country-and-Western.

Daugherty told the crowd about the distinctive cartoon-opening "boiiing!" When he was trying to reconstruct the music, he said, he knew that noise came from a slide guitar but couldn't find one that sounded right not Hawaiian, not country-and-Western.

The French horns are especially distinctive, from the opening solo through the rustic clamor of the Scherzo to the immense brass choruses of the finale.

Voodoo Child — with its distinctive wah-wah opening — was first released on Hendrix's Electric Ladyland album and led on from an earlier track, Voodoo Chile, which was a 15-minute blues jam.

With its gently melancholy portrayals of family relationships, affectionately drawn misfits and redemptive storylines, Tyler's fiction is as distinctive as the opening credits of The Wire, and has just as fervent a cult following, and a longer-established one.