Sentence examples for opening calling from inspiring English sources

Critics drubbed "The Anarchist" upon its opening, calling the language stilted and wondering whether at 70 minutes it deserved to be on Broadway.

Senator Frank R. Lautenberg was jubilant at the Westin opening, calling it the "LeFrak stimulus plan" for bringing jobs and revenue to Jersey City.

Gerhard Schröder, the German chancellor, implied as much in an address at the fair's opening, calling on the participants to examine the "distortions, prejudices and rash generalizations" that too often cloud discussions about the Arab world.

Furthermore, Seitz praised the cold opening, calling it "a classic Jim prank".

His Voyage of Purpose is about a great experience of heart opening calling for a new life of much heartfulness.

The monster of the week, an alien stowing away in a Russian cosmonaut's body, isn't all that scary or even malevolent (it's just trying to stay alive by feeding on radiation)." Writing for The A.V. Club, Noel Murray graded "Earthling" with a B. Unlike Isler, the A.V. Club reviewer loved the opening, calling it "one of Fringes most effective freak-meets".

There followed a proliferation of speculative pawn sacrifices in the opening, called gambits, in order to achieve rapid mobilization and open lines for an attack.

Each spinal nerve exits the vertebral canal through an opening called the intervertebral foramen.

They found more than a hundred, including a spectacular cliff-face opening called Atanasio.

In chess there is an opening called the Giuoco Piano, the quiet game, otherwise known as the Italian game.

Iris, in anatomy, the pigmented muscular curtain near the front of the eye, between the cornea and the lens, that is perforated by an opening called the pupil.