Sentence examples for order opening from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fellner took the sonatas in order, opening with No. 30 in E (Op. 109).

The symphonies were performed in numerical order, opening with the elliptical First and the majestic yet occluded Second.

This group performed string quartets from Beethoven's early, middle and late periods in chronological order, opening with the A major (Op. 18, No. 5).

Despite this remedial action, it wasn't until the early nineties, when George Bush Senior and Bill Clinton raised taxes, that the nation's finances were put in proper order, opening the way to the longest economic expansion on record.

National Medical's former chief executive, Constantine Hampers, and former chief financial officer, A. Miles Nogelo, agreed to a cease-and-desist order, opening them to more severe punishment for any future violation of securities laws.

The exhibition, which spans the breadth of Price's output, including sculptures that have become known as his slumps, rocks, geometrics, cups, eggs and mounds, unfolds in reverse chronological order, opening with his most recent and best-known works, the multicolored organic blobs that gracefully move over their own forms like exquisite flows of lava.

All the home cook has to do, in theory, is click on "order," open a box and follow a recipe.

Carter's order opens the final 10% of military positions to women – a total of about 220,000 jobs.

The human order opens what Merleau-Ponty calls a 'third dialectic'.

Retention of elongation at break follows the following order: Open image in new window.

This new order opened a path for the study to generalize the theory of majorization of Hardy et al. [18].