Sentence examples for the opening itself from inspiring English sources

I was also kind of a mess about surviving the opening itself.

Ostomy, (from Latin ostium, "mouth"), any procedure in which an artificial stoma, or opening, is surgically created; the term is also used for the opening itself.

"And the opening itself was a really euphoric occasion, large numbers of people from the art world, and a real kind of confirmation of Kitaj's dedication over the years.

Measure the width and length of the opening itself, not the outer portion of the flue.

Measure each piece of trim so that it will be two channel widths longer than the opening itself.

John Kubicek of BuddyTV said that "the opening scene itself will leave your mouth wide open and you'll probably forget to close it for a few minutes".

It will require the Syrian government opening itself up, as far as its chemical arsenal is concerned, to the international community.

In some ways the band was upstaged by the opening act: itself.

The opening scene itself is laid in a locality familiar enough to novelists of the most various kinds and calibres - in the salon de jeu at Baden.

She rejected the idea that a minute's silence during the opening ceremony itself could be seen as a political gesture rather than an act of remembrance.

The content of the opening ceremony itself is tinged with uniquely Brazilian political history.