Sentence examples for opening portion from inspiring English sources

Earlier, Mariah Carey stole the opening portion of the show, singing a duet of "I'll be there".

Readers should be warned that the opening portion of this book, about the founding of MCA by Jules Stein, is surprisingly colorless and heavy going.

As he touted the virtues of South Korea in the opening portion of his speech Wednesday, he managed to plug his own golf course.

Throughout the opening portion of the program (five trailers and the first reel of the feature) the screen curtains rhythmically opened and closed, apparently of their own accord.

Its opening portion, which begins with quotations from Isaiah and the Gospel according to John, is inked onto parchment, each section beginning with an initial illuminated as if by a medieval scribe with a taste for eyes, castles and scarabs.

The real upset was Maze, who slowed through the opening portion of the race, then chased down Vonn with a nervy dash to earn the silver medal by 0.25 of a second.

She said legislation being assembled by Democrats "will consider opening portions of the Outer Continental Shelf for drilling, with appropriate safeguards, and without taxpayer subsidies to big oil".

This work presents a novel detection method for three-dimensional domain swapping (DS), a mechanism for forming protein quaternary structures that can be visualized as if monomers had "opened" their "closed" structures and exchanged the opened portion to form intertwined oligomers.

2. In a bitter setback for environmentalists, the bill opens portions of the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil exploration.

So last month, when the federal Bureau of Land Management announced its intention to open portions of the 2,000-square-mile 2,000-square-mile 2,000-square-mileg by private oil and gastretchnies, cofservation groups reacentralth alarm.

The deal under discussion would require China to end its longstanding practice of requiring American companies to hand over valuable technology as a condition of doing business there and would open portions of China's economy more liberally.