Sentence examples for opening during which from inspiring English sources

Doyle's theatrical conceit works best at the stately opening, during which Bobby is propped nonchalantly against the piano while the other performers, wielding instruments, troop around him, like fragments from a dream, calling his name and besieging him with concern.

It was a disappointing end for the League of Ireland side after a bright opening during which Duffy scored and Derry created several other chances.

In addition, the high rate of mitosis presents an opening during which the elaborate nature of the DNA methylation and chromatin patterning required for normal tissue development is susceptible to environmental influence (Dolinoy et al. 2007b).

Talented Bulgarian international striker Georgiev cooly chipped home a shot from outside the box on 29 minutes to make the breakthrough, after an even opening during which Nicky Maynard was denied by Amkar keeper Sergei Narubin.

Season two begins with a naturalistic opening shot during which the extended clan are photographed at Sarah and Tammy's wedding.

Although he gave a brief opening statement, during which he acknowledged that the evidence would show he was the shooter, he gave no closing argument.

An assassination and a suicide occur either side of the opening titles, during which we have also flashed forward 29 years.

Given the title of the film, and the opening introduction, during which Beam defines the word miracle, it's clear Miracles From Heaven is headed – resulting in a drama totally devoid of tension.

After the opening statements, during which both sides are permitted to contend what they please, the judges will permit little leeway aside from what is relevant to each witness's testimony.

It took 15 months to film the permanent galleries out of opening hours, during which time they had to replace many of the light bulbs to make sure the collection looked as good as possible.

The first ill omen was the opening prelude, during which the music was pushed from its usual starring role into one of accompaniment – a mere backdrop to a visual pattern of a modern warship's radar signal, rotating clockwise (over and over).