Sentence examples for opening works from inspiring English sources

If you look at the world as a whole, most people will agree that trade opening works for development.

The opening works, "Fanfare for the Common Man" and "Appalachian Spring," usher in a seasonlong centennial salute to Aaron Copland.

Mr. Rubenstein performed the concert's opening works, beginning with a serene account of Valentin Silvestrov's "Hymne — 2001," a stately chordal score with a plaintive, sober melody.

A Greek Tragedy," one of the opening works in the Under the Radar festival of experimental theater, conversation is hardly limited to the words exchanged by the actors on the stage of the Ellen Stewart Theater at La MaMa.

Richard Hamilton was a lecturer at Newcastle University when he showed his Man, Machine and Motion installation, generally accepted as one of the opening works of what became the Pop Art movement, at the Hatton in May 1955.

The symphony's ominously quiet opening works better if an audience is already settled, and the desolate conclusion, in an effective performance, leaves little more to be said or even hoped for.

The opening work was Shostakovich's elusive, demanding Second Violin Concerto.

Backstage, during the opening work, several colleagues, sweaty and panting after exits, congratulated him.

That sensation was amplified during the opening work, Mr. Carter's "Dialogues".

That effect was evident in the opening work on Monday, Mendelssohn's modest "Ruy Blas" Overture.

In the opening work, Beethoven's "Egmont" Overture, the other side of Mr. Ozawa was evident.