Sentence examples for does an opening from inspiring English sources

The appearance of a double-necked guitar causes uproar, as does an opening number consisting entirely of riffs from 70s classics - not choruses or verses, just riffs.

"Re: Discover" is underwritten by Buick, a division of General Motors, and the MSN microsite (rediscover.msn.com/) makes clear that it is "presented by Buick," as does an opening credit for each video.

"At the beginning, four chefs come out and do an opening number," said G. Wayne Hoffman, the show's director.

The second was when we were filming in America and Bob volunteered that he might do an opening piece on horseback.

She is about to begin teaching at the Y.M.C.A. of the East Bay, in Oakland, where next Monday evening she will don her bike shorts and periwinkle bra top and do an opening stretch to Stevie Wonder.

And, we're doing an opening number by Esquivel.

First up: Deciding whether he wants to do an opening monologue, a time-honored tradition that dates back to NBC's "Tonight Starring Steve Allen" in the mid-1950s.

"Mr. President, I did an opening monologue today and I had no idea you were going to invite me up here," Fox News host Sean Hannity said at the rally after the president invited him to speak.

(He usually does an extended opening that leads into a series of commercials, then opening credits, then his monologue. Mr. Fallon meanwhile gets right on and commences his monologue, so he is often finished when Mr. Ferguson is just getting started).

So does a lyrical opening monologue that is filled with anticipatory dread.

Or does a movie opening on Christmas need to have a character named Adler in it for some reason?