Sentence examples for sharp opening from inspiring English sources

Their offense, after a sharp opening drive, faded, and their run defense was nonexistent.

In Round 1, he toppled Vadim Milov of Switzerland with sharp opening play followed by an aggressive middle game.

On Friday night, Carlson did something interesting: he joined this micro-movement, delivering a sharp opening monologue that was also a eulogy for Bannon — and, in some sense, for the Trump Administration.

Remembered as an innovator, he was a master of film titles who managed to tightly convey the themes of the movie in those short, sharp opening credits.

The sharp, opening footage of the orange and blue paneled stadium on a hot summer day evoked the World's Fair for this Queens native, and for a moment I was nine again, with mosquito bites, a skate key, and a transistor radio.

One might expect such a young player to prefer sharp openings, but the solid, counterpunching Hedgehog formation fits into Carlsen's universal style.

What's abundantly clear, in these laser-sharp opening scenes, is that Mr. Woodcock yes, that's really his name treats the matter of female companionship as the same locked-in routine as everything else in his life.

Today some of the sharpest opening variations have been analyzed so deeply that they are often used as drawing weapons.

At its sharpest, the opening of a new academy, or the variant the government calls "free schools", has been linked to school closure.

Some of its sinew is drawn from traditional Japanese music, but with its zesty, sharp-edged opening and closing Toccatas and a freely dissonant central Andante, the influence that a Western listener will find most striking is that of Bartok.

The experimental results for the sharp-edged opening are similar to earlier work on generally larger openings.