Sentence examples for the anthology opens from inspiring English sources

The anthology opens with "Total Eclipse" from her 1982 essay collection Teaching a Stone to Talk.

It's probably no accident that the anthology opens with "Sea Oak" by George Saunders, who made his reputation writing funny and inventive stories about theme parks, which prove to be distressingly similar to the world that encloses them.

Hence the title, though the anthology opens with a caveat declaring Hopper's awareness of some similar precedents: Australian critic Lillian Roxon's tireless 1969 Rock Encyclopedia; British artist and writer Caroline Coon with 1982's The New Wave Punk Rock Explosion; 1995's Rock She Wrote: Women Write About Rock, Pop and Rap.

The anthology opens with "The Aunt" by Mari Evans, whose simplicity and directness capture a child's experience of loss.

When you give them a short story anthology it opens a whole new world.

Crawford was insistent on opening the anthology of Scottish verse he co-edited with Imlah with a poem in Latin, "emphasising the polylingual and multicultural nature of Scottish poetry from its very beginnings.

As a tie-in with the "Anthology" book, Bloomingdale's has opened Beatles boutiques, where clothing, CD's and collectibles are sold.

Indeed, her 1958 poem "Anti-Romantic" is included in the recent centennial anthology "The Open Door: 100 Poems, 100 Years of Poetry Magazine".

Open the pages of the anthology and the appeal is immediately obvious.

Then, Steve gives his take on the new horror anthology, V/H/S/2, which opens theatrically next week.

Numbers by Moïses Simons, of Cuba, open and close the anthology with huge show-biz pizazz.