Sentence examples for opening preparing from inspiring English sources

Books can't hurt, either, nor can top-quality, fundamental tools for opening, preparing and serving.

He blinked nervously when delivering his opening, prepared remarks.

The graft was directed toward the right lower side of the aorta through the transverse sinus of the pericardium, while care was taken to avoid kinking or damage; its proximal side was then anastomosed to an opening prepared in the right lateral side of the ascending aorta with 5 0 polypropylene sutures (Figure 2). Figure 2 Operative schema.

The graft was directed toward the right lower side of the aorta through the transverse sinus of the pericardium, and its proximal side was then anastomosed to an opening prepared on the right lateral side of the ascending Ao with 5 0 polypropylene sutures.

The rest of Basel may not be as calm, but this soft opening prepares us for an inevitable sensory overload.

But if it happens again and Scotland choose to kick-off, Launchbury will resemble an opening bat preparing to face a nasty quick bowler, keenly aware his first contribution could set the tone for the entire match.

He is a calm, old-fashioned opening batsman prepared to bide his time.

Far from emptying the cinema, his opening sequence prepares the audience for the film and enhances the experience of seeing it, just as well-designed titles should do.

Kennedy conjured a magical sense of airy stillness in the fastest arpeggios, and when he emphasised the bass notes as the opening material prepared to make its triumphant return, the music seemed to come back to ground in every sense.

There are 10 dancers; the opening tableau prepares us for something about a group containing loners and couples, but now that I've seen it once, I'd love to watch it again to get a better sense of Mr. Neenan's construction.

The goal of Fischerandom Chess was to ensure that a game between two players is a contest between their understandings of chess, rather than their abilities to memorize opening lines or prepare opening strategies.