Sentence examples for opening gesture from inspiring English sources

David Cossin joined Reich for a friendly opening gesture in the shape of the well-known Clapping Music.

His painfully clever and searingly confessional book A Heartbreaking Work of Staggering Genius was an audacious opening gesture in 2000.

It was the opening gesture of her all-but-inevitable Senate candidacy and just the opposite of the conventional campaign kickoff.

As an opening gesture in that direction, Dr. Rogge has asked to stay with the athletes in the Olympic village at the Salt Lake City Games.

Getting "straight in" is not a continuous requirement, but merely an opening gesture of intent, which is likely to be unfulfilled.

I seldom find Le Poisson Rouge's air-conditioning system and the occasional clinking of a glass distracting, but I did in the opening gesture, the delicate pianissimo writing that begins "Amen de la Création".

New York will always be known as a place of intense work and commerce, but, in October, Bowlmor Lanes Times Square opens, gesturing toward the city's leisure-loving past.

For most people, it's better to find a descriptive or more open gesture to emphasize a key issue.

"You can write that," he added, as if to underscore his open gesture of friendship in the midst of Russia's ideological dispute with Peking.

Over all an air of grandeur, of the big, thrown-open gesture, is missing in the show itself, and when it comes it tends to be directed at the ear rather than the eye.

Instead, union recognition would occur merely by showing that 50% of workers had signed union cards, a publicly open gesture that makes workers vulnerable to intimidation.