Sentence examples for opening sounds from inspiring English sources

The album cut is a sweeping, kitschy, string-section fantasia; its opening sounds like the Verve's "Bittersweet Symphony".

The modern piano here is a Bösendorfer, and it is amazing how muted the opening sounds and how sluggish the whole thing feels in comparison with the lithe and lively Wolf-Streicher version.

The opening sounds like a spectralist take on the Flight of the Bumblebee; a swoony tune dominates the central slow section, and the finale threads the careering flute line between eruptions of tuned percussion.

After the keeper's return, subjects heard the opening sounds of the door, which connected the morning subgroup to the outdoor enclosure (to suggest a re-entry of the morning subgroup), although, in reality, no subject was released.

The conductor, Bertrand de Billy, often went for speed and squareness: the opening sounded like the "Carmen" march Sousa never wrote.

The opening sounded rather methodical in Mr. Serkin's performance, with rhythmic distortions blemishing the first movement, a flaw that also occurred in Op. 110.

Yeah! Yeah!: The Story of Pop Music from Bill Haley to Beyoncé," which memorably described the song's opening sound as "a cascade of Pepsi bubbles".

Pedraja has a background in journalism and thought the opening sounded like a fantastic opportunity to continue to write.

Rachael knew how to immediately frame her opening sound-bite that set up her expertise, define the segment, and take assertion of the segment in a charming entertaining way while giving the viewer at home invaluable take away information.

The curtain rises, and Puccini's savage opening figure sounds.

When the opening gavel sounds at the convention center, Logan will have its own welcoming event.