Sentence examples for during the opening segment from inspiring English sources
Lineker did not require a bandage, despite seeming to bleed quite profusely during the opening segment.
Cesar Millan (right) -- an affable man who, during the opening segment of his series, boasts, "No dog is too much for me to handle" -- thrills the pets' owners by curing them.
Tomorrow's proceedings include a fair amount of music and dance, with a performance by young dancers from the company school during the opening segment, from 1 to 2 15 p.m. Dancers from the company itself will perform from 6 to 7 p.m. Tomorrow from noon to 7 p.m., Dance Theater of Harlem, 466 West 152nd Street, (212) 690-2800 (Dunning).
When Doris Burke called her first ever basketball game on television, she didn't look at the camera during the opening segment.
She spoke during the opening segment of the 2014 United Nations Climate Summit this week.
During the opening segment of his program on Monday, Carlson addressed the issue only obliquely and generally.
The most enthralling part of Last Call at the Oasis, directed by Oscar-winner Jessica Yu, by far happens during the opening segments of the film when we are treated to a sequence of water shots -- flowing water, splashing water, droplets of water, and people drinking, swimming in, bathing in, just plain in ecstasy over water.
"Where's the mean judge?" a smart-aleck in a reviewer's household said on Monday during the familial viewing of the opening segment of "The Sing-Off," a four-night reality competition on NBC featuring a cappella groups.
Thanks to the technologically-advanced visuals concocted by set designer Bob Crowley, projection designer Jon Driscoll and special effects designer Scott Penrose, the opening segment during which turn-of-the-19th-century Coney Island comes to pulsating life begins the hoped-for festivities with a whiz-bang.
Madonna performed the song during the 2004 Re-Invention World Tour, as the second song on the opening segment of the show.
So that's the opening segment of the lecture.
