Sentence examples for opening description from inspiring English sources

The opening description of Scrooge is typical.

He said the book's opening description of Mr. Gore's private weekly lunches with President Clinton was fictional, those present said.

The opening description of Rebecca in Back When We Are Grown Ups might stand for any of her lost souls.

It is noteworthy, however, that the opening description of Skarphéðinn focuses also upon his way with words, both in terms of a quick tongue and an acerbic turn of phrase.

In the young narrator's opening description, his new leather shoes "clacked against the gray linoleum" as he enters the library; it is followed by a primitive, two-toned advertisement for patent-leather shoes — a luxury for many in postwar Japan.

(Readers should be advised that the article contains some fairly disturbing material — and you haven't encountered the worst once you make it past the opening description of the murders).

Table 5 Connection opening joinpoint definition Pointcut Object: connection opening joinpoints Name Name "2.1 - Connection opening joinpoints" Description Description "Please insert the method name in "package.Class.method" format".

Even the opening scene description amuses him: "Courtyard of Ko-Ko's palace in Titipu".

Sarah Stevens London Vegman is a brilliant app that finds all vegan and vegetarian restaurants in your location and gives details, opening hours and a description.

This harks back to the novel's opening vignette, a short description of an archivist who, with a handkerchief 'mockingly embellished with all the gay flags of all the known nations of the world … loved to dust his old grammars; it somehow mildly reminded him of his mortality'.

Lotze's medical dissertation was, under one description, his opening salvo in this attack, for in it he advocated the abandonment of key concepts of Naturphilosophie including, inter alia, "polarity" and "vital oscillation" (cf. Woodward & Pester, 1994, p. 167 and Pester, 1997, p. 58).