Sentence examples for opening passages from inspiring English sources

Mr. Dohnanyi led a vivid and energetic yet polished reading, beautifully illustrating the work's many captivating details, like the lush cello melodies and flute birdcalls of the first movement and the searing opening passages of the second.

Fiennes is particularly good in the opening passages.

Piano octaves echoed gently against the strings in the mystical opening passages.

The whole program needed more rehearsal, and some of its opening passages were terrible.

Eisenhower personally rewrote the opening passages, and his brother Milton overhauled the entire speech.

(Erica Pereira, another debut, was less effective in the opening passages that allude to folk dance).

Apart from a brief, justified opening passage about the thrill of victory, there was no hint of triumphalism and, instead, a focus on what needs to be done.

Kane was up against some tough opponents in the likes of Giorgio Chiellini, who unceremoniously flattened the striker in the game's opening passage of play, but he showed maturity and strength of character that will have impressed Hodgson.

The frequent use of fences with barbed wire (Additional file 1), traditional in the state for cattle, is inappropriate for sheep because they tend to force passage between the wires of the fence, thereby suffering lesions in the skin, opening passage for the entry of many bacteria, including C. pseudotuberculosis.

Certain jobs also feature innate, non-battle abilities, such as the Thief's ability to open passages that would otherwise require a special key item.

There are problems: not enough icebreakers to open passage for the ships, no capacity to rescue or respond to accident.