Sentence examples for fitting opening from inspiring English sources
Opening with the Oasis B-Side "(It's Good) to be Free," a fitting opening and clear jab at his former job, he then went into the deep Oasis track "Mucky Fingers".
Konkolski's dramatic start was a fitting opening act for an event that would produce many more triumphant moments.
Given President Trump's appetite for spectacle, Saudi Arabia could not have been a more fitting opening for his first overseas trip.
Kraftwerk, conversely, still sound as fresh, innovative and invigorating as they ever did, and a fitting opening to what promises to be a memorable festival.
But ultimately it is this tide of hatred, fed by the press and sophisticated political organisations, and providing an all too fitting opening to the 20th century, that really makes it significant.
I'm talking about knowing the history of crime – pause, close-up of raised eyebrows – and using it to our advantage!" It was a fitting opening for the third series of Whitechapel – the primetime penny dreadful that views London as a sort of neo-Victorian dismemberment theme park in which stupefied dibbles stagger through a succession of investigational peasoupers with the grace of pantomime cows.
Free reeds are thin, flexible strips of metal, usually brass, that are secured at one end over or under close-fitting openings in plates that are mounted over a wind-chest.
Specifically targeted to correct problematic areas, like weak waistbands and ill-fitting leg openings, Mack Weldon underwear are sure to withstand your rollicking youth and beyond.
It seemed fitting, then, that the opening goal came from distance.
The success of Junk's high-calibre bookings and pimped-out interiors saw the establishment win DJ mag's best small club award in 2013, and this Friday it hosts a fitting back-to-uni opening with help from Joy Orbison and Levon Vincent.
Attach a reducing fitting to the free opening of the 1 -inch tee, then connect one of the long ends of a 1-inch tee to the other end of the reducing fitting.
