The evening's opening phrase: "Suddenly, no, at long last".
The opening phrase in the first violins had a dreamlike purity.
(At one point in "Mendacity," he interpolates the opening phrase of "The Star-Spangled Banner").
The opening phrase of the first "Louange" originally accompanied a colossal jet of water.
But she made an immediate impact, with an opening phrase simultaneously forceful and natural.
It's a marvel of an opening phrase, an all-timer for sheer efficiency of sociological characterization.
Fischer had been conducting the opening phrase, in the cellos, as a steadily flowing pattern, smoothing over the discontinuity.
Witness the opening phrase: A man and a woman enter together, stand and wait, looking and bending forward.
I was hoping that the shapely beauty of her opening phrase would hook me for what remains of my forever.
Your heart goes out to Taylor as, eighty years old and making his hundred-and-thirty-third dance, he rather dubiously assembles the opening phrase.
With Ms. Franklin in my head, I couldn't help hearing the confident opening phrase of "(You Make Me Feel Like) A Natural Woman" too.
