Sentence examples for openings out from inspiring English sources

The Rutherford-Angle duet was a beauty, its strange supported doublings over and openings out performed with dreaming voluptuousness by Ms. Rutherford.

This allows Nader to, as he explained, fashion openings out of which "new visualities" flow out of software programming and its limitations.

This opening out is a recurring feature of Silber's stories, which begin to feel more like miniature novels.

But it isn't an opening-out, heart-gladdening utopian space.

Such Potemkin-village folk dances are likely to be casualties of any cultural opening-out, or even just of time and TV.

The opening-up and opening-out of the body that is basic to ballet's classicism doesn't really occur here; women dance on point but with arms folding in to express inhibitions.

Yet the gradually spiralling construction is the heart of the film, and it's ingenious; the narrative result an opening-out onto a moment of a potentially historic import is up to the audacity of Munch's ambition.

Asphalt concrete pavements containing top-down cracks can be subjected to combined opening-out of plane sliding (i.e. mixed mode I/III) deformations due to traffic loads.

Finally, two meaningful structural examples are reported, the first concerning a masonry wall under cylindrical flexion, the second consisting of a rectangular plate with a central opening out-of-plane loaded.

The opening turned out to be eight openings, all part of a 4-week festival devoted to the presentation of Beethoven's "Fidelio," Mozart's "Don Giovanni", etc.

Because they are there by design and not accident, there are already paths and openings carved out between the trees.