Sentence examples for notorious opening from inspiring English sources

That notorious opening, May 29 , 1913 at the Théâtre des Champs-Élysées in Paris, erupted into a riot as audience members, outraged by Stravinsky's dissonant, harshly pulsing music and Vaslav Nijinsky's primitive choreography, angrily vented their disapproval.

I did not witness the production's notorious opening-night mishap, in which one of the extras tumbled into the orchestra.

Tempering the play's notorious vitriol with eye-opening compassion, this interpretation restores characters who have acquired the faces of Freudian monsters to purely human form.

On the institutional front, the big arrival is the Museo Universitario Arte Contemporáneo (Insurgentes Sur 3000), which made a splashy opening with a notorious installation by Miguel Ventura that used Nazi imagery and live lab rats.

A tour through Rio's notorious shantytowns is both eye-opening and inspiring, leaving you with a far better sense of the intricate socioeconomic struggles of Rio's complicated urban fabric.

An hour later, after fighting Beijing's notorious traffic, she stumbled into the opening of Zhang Xiaogang's solo exhibition at the colossal Today Art Museum.

Combs had received a copy of the single from LaFace founder L.A. Reid and invited OutKast to New York to perform as an opening act for The Notorious B.I.G.

They are, rather, open and notorious.

Launched 12 years ago, the hearing opened almost two years ago racking up a number of notorious firsts in an English court: the longest opening statement (80 days), the longest response (119 days) and that was before even a single witness was heard.

IRVINE — Samantha Hansen says all it takes to cure her notorious case of pregame nerves is the opening tip.

Even Get Rich Or Die Tryin', which benefited from 50 Cent as its star – as opposed to little-known actor Jamal Woolard playing Biggie in Notorious – failed to crack seven figures on its opening weekend (£803,000).