Sentence examples for opening declaration from inspiring English sources

"Aye, fasten your seatbelts," she says, in an opening declaration to the audience.

It has all the feelings of the opening declaration of class war.

Besides, it's hard to get over the narrator's opening declaration that property prices in the capital are shooting ever upwards.

Scotland were unsurprisingly cautious in their approach, more intent on containment than making any grand opening declaration of their own.

Even Solicitor General Theodore B. Olson's opening declaration, "The United States is at war," appeared to rankle rather than persuade the skeptical justices.

After its opening declaration about Dr. Crick's lack of modesty it adroitly portrayed the participants' feelings as the helter-skelter pursuit of DNA wound to its resolution.

Renee Fleming was an impressive Salome; she gave a sweet tenderness to her opening declarations of love, but was not to be trifled with as the character's loyalties were tested.

Mr. Ramey sounded uncharacteristically weary in his full-powered opening declarations, but later Rossini guides him into the light, rapid and high-articulation music that he handles so deftly.

There was a traditional roll call of the states, just as there is at Republican and Democratic conventions, though the colorful opening declarations from each state had a somewhat different flavor.

Scolari himself gave an eye-opening declaration on this subject recently.

The cratered landscape has been tidied somewhat since then, and there are signs of rebirth like the wood frames of replacement homes, the "opening soon" declarations on rebuilt businesses and the green shoots on the storm-stripped trees, raising the hope that at least a few of them may survive.