Sentence examples for opening piece from inspiring English sources

Yet critic and Mahler expert Norman Lebrecht declared the opening piece of the series, "Songs of a Wayfarer", "as awful as it gets.

The orchestra sounded as if it viewed it as something of a slog, particularly in the messy opening piece, Chabrier's "España," and in Rimsky-Korsakov's "Capriccio Espagnol".

How strange, then, to shortly thereafter watch again "George & Zalman" (2006), the opening piece in "Project 5," which begins with the five dancers holding poses as a recording of a female voice repeats the word "ignore".

Its opening piece last Sunday was 4,000 words — beginning on the front page under an inviting headline, "At the Corner of Hope and Worry," and continuing to two full pages inside.

"Obriu-me els llavis, Senyor" ("Open my lips, Lord"), the opening piece, borrows text from the song sung daily at dawn by the community living there (for samples of the compositions in "Blanc" see here).

His opening piece on nihilism earns Dimitri the enormous honor of Post Of The Week.

But this eye-opening piece from a group called Filter, founded in 2001, successfully plaits together several narrative strands and addresses the issue of climate change.

Dawn Bovasso wrote an eye-opening piece about the fact that expense policies are hurting women.

But perhaps the most eye-opening piece of data is that the average load time for websites (across the Web) is seven seconds.

I think the Steve Emmons article, "Confessions of a Drunk Driver" (June 7), was a tremendous eye-opening piece.

Thomas Friedman reminds us today of the way climate change is impacting the Middle East in his eye-opening piece, "The World's Hot Spot".