Sentence examples for opening built from inspiring English sources

And yet evidently there was an inextinguishable need to approach an opening built into a wall for air and light, and to look through it.

The seven window openings built into the roof at second-floor level are original, but fitted with modern windows.

His spacey, tentative opening contributions built up to tumbling melody and muscular chordwork.

Virant envisions an opening set built around the Buddha Machine, followed by the loud and guitar-driven set the duo is playing these days.

The ominously subdued opening episode, built over a repetitive rhythmic figure in 5/8 time, evokes the boatman Charon ferrying souls across the River Styx.

In José Luis Greco's "Vanishing Time," for string quartet and harpsichord, a dense but consonant Gorecki-like opening section built on a slowly descending scale seemed to proclaim that this would be a Minimalist epic.

An adaptive HR prototype with variable opening is built and characterized.

With the wind at their backs in the first half, Wales, who lost to Italy in their opening game, built up a 6-0 lead through the boot of Robyn Wilkins.

Leinster wasted some golden openings but built a six-point lead through four Sexton penalties.

The Japanese are taking advantage of Myanmar's opening to build a riverine port called Thilawa, south of Yangon.

The marketing strategies in this plan will be implemented prior to grand opening to build customer base for this period.