Sentence examples for moment of opening from inspiring English sources

That moment of opening transports the object inside from obscurity to celebrity in a few seconds.

92nd Street Y The musician chosen for the prestigious moment of opening the 40th Young Concert Artists Series last Tuesday evening was the German violinist Viviane Hagner.

The question includes two parts: consumers' responses to external stimuli (i.e., the delivery package design) at the moment of opening the package and their reaction process when they make return decisions.

Kishi noted this as being a "key" moment of "opening something that was closed".

Timing was started at the moment of opening the hand to grasp the object and stopped when the object was released.

The group of primary care physicians (PCPs) consists of general practitioners (GPs), all pediatricians and those internists opting to work as a PCP at the moment of opening their practice.

But given the format of a Supreme Court hearing lawyers typically have 30 minutes to make their case, but are interrupted with the justices' questions within moments of opening their mouths there is no opportunity to deliver any kind of a speech, let alone one with soaring oratory.

Some of the team's tweaks are designed to save energy: They created a refrigerator that sends a picture of its contents by wi-fi to a person's computer (it cuts down on those odd moments of opening the freezer and peeking inside) as well as a freezer that makes blizzard sounds when it's open to remind absentminded kitchen-goers to close it more quickly.

As always, when new things are introduced, there were moments of opening coupled with frustration when we were all seeking to understand from a place of not knowing.

Like the Yankees, the Mets have had their share of memorable moments on opening day, good and bad, at home and on the road.

Slightly smaller than life-size, it catches a child in a moment of open-mouthed glee.