Sentence examples for the opening segment of from inspiring English sources

So that's the opening segment of the lecture.

Mr. Baryshnikov enters falling in the opening segment of this 70-minute compilation of four brief plays by Samuel Beckett.

In the opening segment of every episode, Bart Simpson appears in a school classroom, apparently serving detention.

During the opening segment of his program on Monday, Carlson addressed the issue only obliquely and generally.

The oral exam begins with the opening segment of the class lecture based on your syllabus (10 minutes), and discussion follows (roughly 10 minutes).

And all of you had the opportunity to think about this structure of practice in the opening segment of the course.

The women often responded as one person as, perched on the edge of Mrs. Hart's bed, they watched the opening segments of the film.

Those who worry about climate change and want to see action taken may squirm with impatience at the limited air time for rebuttal, particularly in the opening segments of the piece.

GameSpy criticized the game, saying it is "a little more inconsistent than its predecessors," and that the opening segments of the game were "arguably the weakest" parts.

The most enthralling part of Last Call at the Oasis, directed by Oscar-winner Jessica Yu, by far happens during the opening segments of the film when we are treated to a sequence of water shots -- flowing water, splashing water, droplets of water, and people drinking, swimming in, bathing in, just plain in ecstasy over water.

In fact, under "director" IMDB includes episodes of old TV shows, video games, home movies he made as a kid (Spielberg is a wunderkind but he certainly didn't direct his first feature film at 13), upcoming projects that may or may not happen and even uncredited work on the opening segments of a 1984 TV miniseries.