Sentence examples for grew the opening from inspiring English sources

From the sense of stillness at the end of the Schoenberg, inspiring absolute silence in the hall for several seconds, grew the opening of Schubert's Op 78 Sonata in G, a seemingly sunny but deceptive piece toying with dance rhythms and innocent turns of phrase and coming up with something poignantly wistful, almost otherworldly.

Its importance grew with the opening of the railway line between Kōbe and Moji (now in Kitakyūshū) in 1901.

They started positively at the DW Stadium but Wednesday grew into the opening period and Ivan Ramis was forced to clear Nuhiu's close-range effort off the line.

The audience's excitement only grew once the opening beats to "Deadbeat Summer" came frolicking in.

At Clevedon tourism grew following the opening of a branch line from Yatton railway station which connected it to the Bristol to Exeter Line, enabling travel from the rest of the country.

I could have sworn I heard moss growing during the opening minutes of this "Cyrano".

The population has grown with the opening of road and river links, a bauxite mine and industrial zone.

[New York Post] Northern Bedford-Stuyvesant's kosher options continue to grow with the opening of the neighborhood's fourth kosher supermarket.

In the years since, Weissman's star has only grown, with the opening of several new establishments, of which Sandbar, in the Pearl Brewery complex, is arguably the best.

The pile of debris grows before the opening until what is left is a small mouth, as big as a sucker on my body.

These fluctuations merely reinforce the impression, growing since the opening week of the season, that both are moderate enough to be vulnerable against the clubs below them in the league.