Sentence examples for format of the opening from inspiring English sources
The host who introduced us to Westworld, whose daily ritual defined the format of the opening episode, has had her regimen shaken by a voice in her head.
"This is an opportunity to surpass the format of an opening ceremony on the main athletic field that has been standard ever since the 1936 Berlin Olympics," he writes.
The last of Finn's 23 caps in the longest format came in the opening Test of the 2013 Ashes at Trent Bridge, before he was flown home early from the tour of Australia the following winter after suffering a breakdown in his bowling action that saw the then one-day coach Ashley Giles label him "unselectable".
Mount St. Mary's was also making its fourth NCAA appearance, although it had won once before — a victory over Coppin State in 2008 in the old format of an opening-round leading into the big tournament.
That's because the other banana skin is the idea that last 100 years of British history, with its loss and confusion as well as its triumphs and achievements, lends itself to the lobotomized format of an Olympics opening ceremony … So we got something that almost worked, and captivated in parts.
Radical changes to the format of the Common Entrance have been discussed in the opening months of 2011.
Fallon complies, respectfully and skillfully, with "The Tonight Show's" apparently inviolable formats (the opening monologue of jokes; the fact that at least part of the show must be conducted from his desk) as a bridge to the more goofy and innovative sketch comedy he prefers.
The format of the readings has a group of graduate-student poets as the "opening act" for a more experienced poet, invited to New Haven for the reading.
I foresee an innovative new television format, along the lines of Strictly Come Dancing or The Choir, but with the best features of the opening ceremony of the London Olympics.
