Sentence examples for opened with a series from inspiring English sources

Ms. Levin opened with a series of brief, evocative sketches.

The show opened with a series of looks with an equestrian, riding club feel.

The proposed ad opened with a series of jabs against Mr. McCain, whose campaign was portrayed as punchless and befuddled.

He opened with a series of silk dresses with thin panes of delicate lace revealing slivers of torsos, backs, breasts.

The Mugler show that followed also opened with a series of white jackets with fuzzy sleeves that resembled enormous caterpillars.

The hearings on Capitol Hill on Wednesday opened with a series of very public apologies from Mr. Blair, Mr. Leiter and Homeland Security Secretary Janet Napolitano for their failure to prevent the Christmas Day attack.

One piece, about Langston Hughes, opens with a series of assertions that still seem dreadfully pertinent.

It opens with a series of full-page color reproductions of crayon compositions you did as a 2-year-old.

The song opens with a series of arpeggios played on a single guitar, almost like a warm-up exercise.

The exhibit opens with a series of genre-bending impressionistic wildlife specimen paintings of commercially exploited fish species.

On the title track she opens with a series of quarter-note bleats, sounding like a digital alarm clock, and then shifts into a bracing staccato.