Sentence examples for opens with a quote from inspiring English sources

The episode opens with a quote by W. H. Auden the first of the series' opening quotations and makes references to the Hebrew Bible's Gehenna.

Big Jane opens with a quote from Cervantes's Don Quixote.

(Every episode opens with a quote, and while some are from Churchill, most are from Machiavelli).

The book opens with a quote from "Moby-Dick" about "the vanity of glory".

A trailer for a documentary in progress on his life and work, titled "3XTonino," opens with a quote from Mr. Guerra on screen.

In fact, the men appear on the first page, which opens with a quote from the writings of one of them, Osborne Anderson.

It opened with a quote from Voltaire.

In an early short story called Entropy, Thomas Pynchon tipped his hat to Miller by opening with a quote from Tropic.

But some of them were intrigued by Mr. Kayzer's invitational letter, which opened with a quote from "The Tempest": "We are such stuff as dreams are made on, and our little life is rounded with a sleep". More than the letter's soaring tone, the scientists were drawn in by the idea of meeting the others during the final round-table discussion.

Opening with a quote from RM Rilke ("Everything terrible is something that needs our love"), the story centres on 13-year old Lili (Zsófia Psotta) whose father sets her beloved mutt Hagen loose in the streets where he must fend for himself.

It may self-consciously reference her three unequivocal long-playing classics – opening with a quote from Like a Prayer's Act of Contrition, returning Ray of Light's sonic architect William Orbit to the producer's chair and carrying a hint of Confessions on a Dancefloor in the four-to-the-floor pounding of its opening four tracks – but the words weren't up to much on those, either.