Sentence examples for opening of part from inspiring English sources

But at the opening of part two, with Eilis living in Brooklyn, a kind of silence settles on the novel.

Yet, from the opening of Part 1, Mr. Levine seemed determined to project the inner complexities and overall structure of this two-hour work.

And the arias were beautifully done, though Sells and Riches were outstanding, as were bright-toned tenor Hugo Hymas and alto Clare Wilkinson, superb in the grief-stricken opening of Part II.

That dismayed lurch from the jaunty B flat major of "His yoke is easy" to the heavy G minor of "Behold the Lamb of God", the elevated serenity of the E major opening of Part Three (a small but significant step from the D major "Hallelujah!"), are devices Handel honed over decades of writing for the theatre, in a language foreign to his audiences.

Still, some of the passages that haunt me most are the subtler ones, like the opening of Part 2 ("The Pagan Night"), in which — after the wildness of "Dance to the Earth," which ends Part 1 — we are given a few minutes of nocturnal music to help us collect and regroup.

Henry VI, Part 1 covers the early part of King Henry's reign and ends with events immediately preceding the opening of Part 2. It contains the entirely nonhistorical scene in which Richard Plantagenet, later duke of York, chooses a white rose and John Beaufort, earl (later duke) of Somerset, a red rose as emblems of their respective houses of York and Lancaster.

Keres wrote The Theory of Chess Openings: Open Openings, parts 1 2 (1949–52), with a third part entitled French Defense (1958); his last book was Practical Chess Endings (1974).

Previews begin on 7th June 2016 with the opening performances of Part One and Part Two on Saturday 30th July 2016.

For instance, in the opening shot of "Part II," the close-up of Al Pacino against a dark backdrop, it looks as if mosquitoes are swarming down his face.

These traits included deflated auditory bullae and paired protrusions of bone around the nasal opening consisting of part of the premaxilla and the nasal bones.

Her best guess for the source of the problem, while she waits for more testing, is minor repairs her husband made to a windowsill, and the opening of a part of the house which was used for storage, and might not have been tested.