Sentence examples for opens the programme from inspiring English sources

After the Rain, which opens the programme, is Wheeldon at his most refined.

As I waited, I opened the programme.

Kodály's Dances of Galanta opened the programme.

Opening the programme on Thursday's first night was Christopher Wheeldon's Polyphonia.

He probably didn't rate the Cantata Profana, a 1930 rarity that opened the programme, very highly.

"We need to open the programme today by congratulating President Obama," Limbaugh declared on his daily syndicated radio show on Monday.

Wagner's Siegfried Idyll opened the programme tenderly and lyrically, with Tim Thorne's horn solo every bit the voice of the young hero.

Britten's Sinfonia da Requiem, which opened the programme, is only a quarter of its length, but it proved a surprisingly effective counterweight.

By the first show, Paula was pregnant, so opened the programme with the immortal words: "This is a big step for music and an even bigger step for fat women".

Bělohlávek opened the programme with a pair of Dvořák Slavonic dances, extended national anthems immediately establishing their distinctive Czech credentials of vibrant tone, super-resonant strings and wind timbre, with the utterly authentic lilt of Dvořák's rhythm and melody.

It didn't take the gentle coaxing that judge Patrick Keil used at the Festina trial to guide Richard Virenque into the admission that he had used EPO; it was perhaps the biggest surprise: the quickfire succession of closed questions that opened the programme.