Sentence examples for mind the opening from inspiring English sources
Memories of Luhrmann's Moulin Rouge! opening the fest in 2001 are still fresh in Trash's mind, the opening night party being a high point.
It brought to mind the opening titles of Dallas.
In fact, these films call to mind the opening sequence of Mr. Lynch's "Blue Velvet": beneath the ticky-tacky houses of suburbia rage Darwinian struggles.
In fact, so many bodies have been laid to waste by the interstate series that it's brought to mind the opening scene of Saving Private Ryan.
And, with that, he and Edgerley both get back to building – there are five more houses to finish, never mind the opening of the Turner show.
The banality of James and Mary's milieu initially brings to mind the opening of Jackson's "Lottery" (1948), in which the ritual bloodletting (ostensibly for harvest) is compared to civic activities like "square dances, the teenage club, the Halloween program".
Fascination and curiosity might chase around the mind in the opening minutes.
The book contains dozens of imperishable phrases and judgments, but few stick in the mind like the opening of his Wilder demolition: "Billy Wilder is too cynical to believe even his own cynicism".
The two specialist fly-halves in the Saxons squad are George Ford and Freddie Burns and it is a position that will concentrate Lancaster's mind in the opening weeks of the season.
But bearing in mind that the opening for Catching Fire was more than double the equivalent number for The Hunger Games, the respective cumulative totals will not reflect such a wide disparity.
Retirement has been on Green's mind since the opening of training camp in late July, but Schottenheimer's refusal to show much deference to the seven-time Pro Bowl player might have hastened the decision.
