Sentence examples for moving opening from inspiring English sources
While not on the same scale as The Last of Us, Ori and the Blind Forest has a remarkably moving opening that set up the story nicely.
In a moving opening, she also acknowledged that, although she has managed to combine motherhood with a ministerial job for seven years, it has not been easy.
"These fishermen resembled our fathers and brothers, sinewy and brown, except that they wielded machetes and machine guns," we read in the almost unbearably moving opening story, "Black-Eyed Women".
One night after 202 countries were celebrated as one in a moving opening ceremony, the realities of the world intruded into one of the more obscure sports in the Olympics.
During the inspiring (and often moving) opening ceremony of the London 2012 Paralympics, news began to filter through on Twitter that London Metropolitan University (LMU) had had its status as a Highly Trusted Sponsor for international student visas revoked by the UK Border Agency.
Upward and downward steps are made by a specific sequence of moving, opening and closing two internal clamps which are actuated using three subsystems.
Watch how quick give-and-goes, both static and moving, open up the defense.
The original plans called for a hydraulic roof whose wings would move, opening the space to the sky above.
Chris Widmaier, a spokesman for the tennis association, said there were no plans to move Open matches outside the National Tennis Center.
Expressed better than I ever could by an Honorary Kenyan ranger in this moving open letter to Corey.
They're constantly harassing me to help them move, open pickle jars, and defeat out-of-control cyborg monsters.
