Sentence examples for the opening entry from inspiring English sources

The opening entry is on Amanullah, Afghanistan's king from 1919 to 1929.

The opening entry, "A Short History of Hairdressing," is an arch portrait of a man's entire life, from childhood to late middle age, all glimpsed from the vantage point of his trips to the barber over these many years.

It is her reminiscences that inspired "The Hiding Place," Corrie's story adapted by Tim Gregory, and the opening entry of the American Coast Theater Company's fourth season at Costa Mesa's Vanguard University — the ACTC's most ambitious project yet.

This is not just because this show, the opening entry in a season devoted to the work of the estimable Negro Ensemble Company, offers an onstage version of Lucretia's younger self in the exquisite form of Yaya DaCosta, in a lovely New York debut.

They are unabashed in their mutual mancrush for Mr. Washington and use this opening entry to establish five elements of performance - the "Denzelishness" of his performance from film to film, if you will.

As I type this opening entry of my short stint monitoring today's wheeling and dealing, Sky Sports News are conveniently rounding up selected highlights of the transfer deadline day thus far..

Matt Damon returned to the role of Jason Bourne with a bang this weekend, taking almost $60 million and becoming the second highest opening entry in the franchise.

Right then, back to my opening entry and, more specifically, the bit about Jurgen Klopp not liking the phrase "heavy-metal football".

However, since α7 nAChRs are also permeable to Na+, it might be argued that their influx through the receptor channel could cause a TTX-insensitive depolarization followed by VOCC opening, entry of extracellular calcium, subsequent Ca2+-induced Ca2+ release from intracellular stores, and stimulation of GABA release.

This morning's opening entry in our impromptu Politics Live Tumblr: Australian political leaders looking at things.

To moviegoers accustomed to the art-terrorism of "The Cook, The Thief, His Wife and Her Lover," the most eye-opening entry in the series may be the evening of Greenaway's early short films.