Sentence examples for section of the opening from inspiring English sources

One section of the opening exhibition is called "Machine Ornament" – a phrase that could subtitle most of Renzo Piano's architecture.

In a repeat performance of "The Four Temperaments," Amanda Hankes made her debut in the second section of the opening "Theme".

It's one of the ironies of this piece that music that's so inherently dynamic and ever-changing should actually be about the large-scale repetition of a passage of "glorioso" (as it's marked in the score) music, which you initially hear as the climax of the first section of the opening Allegro.

Khan said he was asked by artistic director Danny Boyle to design a section of the opening ceremony around the theme of mortality.

The tune is played by the solo violin itself before a short codetta ends the exposition section of the opening movement.

Ballard competed in Sydney in the 2000 Summer Paralympics but did not win any medals, placing fourth in both the 100 m and 200 m events; she was also a torch bearer, and featured in the entertainment section of the opening ceremony, where she circled the track 12.3 m in the air, suspended by a blimp and giant inflated angels.

Interestingly, in terms of musical gestures and scoring effects, the two works have a great deal in common; sections of the opening Allegro poco moderato movement of the Fourth are mirrored throughout the Fifth.

Whether you buy the work's ostensible triumphalism or sense an underlying sarcasm, there is no denying (at least since Leonard Bernstein made it clear) the sense of foreboding in the slow, murky sections of the opening movement.

Didion's short essay, part of the opening section of her book The White Album, remains the most acutely observed description of the peculiar longueurs of the recording process.

Top of the list were queries about the Queen after the Letterman team told No 10 they were fascinated by the British monarch after her walk-on part in the James Bond section of the Olympics opening ceremony.

Geffeney's team found that some snakes with specific changes in a different section of the outer opening were thousands of times more resistant to the newt toxin than normal snakes were.