Sentence examples for overture of a from inspiring English sources

The heuristic is then applied to the company, aiming to restructure its supply chain due to the overture of a new factory.

It begins like the frothy overture of a 19th-century operetta and juxtaposes bits of almost-but-not-quite Berlioz, Stravinsky, Bernstein, Bartok, Gershwin, Piazzolla and John Adams.

There's a quiet moment after the overture of a ballet and just before the curtain rises.

How will you repay this altruism, this heartfelt overture of a convenient way to let your friend know that they are at least worth a few bucks in corporate coffee or foreign-made clothing and merchandise?

A good analogy is the overture of an opera by Wagner, for like a Wagnerian performance, the Casa Batllo is a total work of art that absorbs and consumes you.

But they opened the program with the first movement of the Bartok Third Quartet, as an overture of sorts, a glimpse of Ligeti's roots in Hungarian modernism.

For Liverpool it felt like an overture of all that was best about the glory days.

By withdrawing we become unique; above the din we hear the overtures of a different symphony and can sing its beauty back to a cacophonous world.

That is the more likely case in a prison, where a helpless inmate would be unlikely to resist the sexual overtures of a guard or interrogator.

Does Otegi understand why many people don't want to listen to the political overtures of a man who, they believe, still has blood on his hands?

When Steve leaves town, Sally follows him, in vain, and rejects the earnest overtures of a tenderhearted, hardworking wounded war veteran (Keefe Brasselle).