Sentence examples for opening routine from inspiring English sources

Fern Brady's opening routine is about how her friends mock her Scottish accent.

That was clear from his opening routine on the high bar.

Opening routine of "Tonight Show" provides it; millions would feel cheated if the ceremony were changed.

"That's as bad as it gets," he confessed, bravely but as it transpired inaccurately, during the opening routine.

Another random thought: does this opening routine mean that we are in for the Depression-era Oscars?

"That's as bad as it gets," he confessed, bravely but — as it transpired — inaccurately, during the opening routine.

The rest of Ms. Glasgow's mail-opening routine goes like this: hold the letter by one corner with fingertips only, use a knife to slice open the top, shake it gently to see if anything falls out, then peek inside to see what the rest of the contents are.

Plodding through a lackluster career emceeing for sleazy cabarets and doing stand-up comedy routines as an opening act for music concerts, he found himself balding and feeling over the hill at 50.

The opening number, for instance, is a routine by the Viennese cabaret figure Leo Strauss, the son of Oscar Strauss, known as the Operetta King.

Katy Perry's "California Gurls" was used as the opening number, performed as a dance routine by the school cheerleading squad, the Cheerios.

Lee's opening Brexit routine pitches us into trademark Stewart Lee territory, as he double bluffs his scorn for Leave voters and questions his own role within "the metropolitan liberal elite".