Sentence examples for its very opening from inspiring English sources

It's the English-language debut of Québécois director Denis Villeneuve and the tone of the movie is set in its very opening moments.

You get some measure of the workings of "When the Rain Stops Falling" from its very opening, which consists of the prolonged scream of the younger Gabriel's now middle-aged son, who is also named Gabriel Richard Hopee does well by what is arguably the most overtly anxious role in the play.

This is followed by an agitated presto section, based on the final bars of the main theme, and the sonata concludes with a bold evocation of its very opening measures, with an ascending arpeggio (essentially an inversion of the descending figure from the Allegro's second phrase), followed by a fortissimo full statement of the opening fanfare in retrograde.

But the buzzed-about flick, starring bikini-clad teeny boppers like Selena Gomez and Vanessa Hudgens and a gun-toting James Franco, is about to get even more hype with its very own Opening Ceremony collaboration.

Unlike its relatives, it avoids very open, lightly vegetated country.

I don't think China can forever ride globalization, its development stallion, and deny its very essence: open systems.

Dr. Greenfield suggests that the fixed quality of technology may inhibit the development of creativity which is, by its very nature, open and undefined.

It is less conspicuous than its relatives, avoiding very open country and often perching in less exposed locations.

When you start to realize an idea, by its very implementation you open up possibilities, and here, by chance and very organically, they get the perfect ending to the set-up.

"It's very open and widely supported.

"Well, it is very open," says Rory Stewart.