David Hooper and Kenneth Whyld write in The Oxford Companion to Chess that Lipschütz's appendix "helped to make this one of the standard opening books of the time".
Thanks in part to a 122-page appendix by S. Lipschütz, it became one of the standard opening works of the time.
That was the standard opening of Houdini's shows from 1925 through most of 1926, the time that Miss Young shared the stage with the great illusionist.
My countrymen was the standard opening of a presidential address for generations.
This was the standard Raw opening with some combination of Foley, Stephanie, Owens and Jericho.
As Royal Court manifestos go, this isn't a bad effort – if not, perhaps, up to the oratorical standards of Devine, whose opening salvo in March 1956 made the Times editorial page.
Over the past several decades, the issuing of executive orders has become the standard opening act of a presidency; by bypassing the typically slow-moving checks and balances of congressional approval, an incoming chief executive can affect policy and appear decisive with the stroke of a pen.
This study compares young people's responses to three different styles of cigarette packaging: novelty (branded packs with an innovative shape, style of opening or distinctive colour), regular (branded blue pack with a standard shape and opening) and plain (a brown pack with a standard shape and opening and all branding removed, aside from brand name).
In compiling his collection, Abu Tammām chose hardly anything from the works of the most famous poets of antiquity; only the fourth book, Al-Nasīb, which contains the standard opening verses of many qaṣīdah, is an exception.
It's a standard Zapruder opening — charming, daffy, smartly put together (notice the internal rhyming of "dangerous" with "knowing you once" and "catastrophe" with "still be free").
