Sentence examples for the opening word from inspiring English sources

Incipit, ( Latin: "here begins") the opening word or words of a medieval Western manuscript or early printed book.

NB: If you do click on my "Their master's voice" piece you will notice a typographical error in the opening word.

ʿalenu, (Hebrew: "it is our duty"), the opening word of an extremely old Jewish prayer, which has been recited at the end of the three periods of daily prayer since the European Middle Ages.

Leslie Crocker Snyder, a former judge making her second run for Manhattan district attorney, had the opening word on Tuesday night in the first televised debate among Democratic candidates for the office, and she came out with a punch.

After reading the first draft, an editor I respect said to me, "But what else are they, other than old?" I was mortified, and began to ask myself some soul-searching questions that I should have answered long before I'd written the opening word.

[May 8, 1 24 p.m. | Update | Click here for a note on the project's neutrality and financial independence.] They created an engaging blog charting their path and also chronicled the process on YouTube, from Lou Guarneri strumming for the soundtrack to the actor Kurt Rhoads using his Shakespeare-honed skills to catch just the right tone on the opening word, "Cork".

Those are the opening words of "The Great Gatsby".

Here are the opening words of "A Servant's Tale": "Ruina!

Those are the opening words of the US national security strategy adopted under president George W Bush in 2002.

Crumb's God appears, alongside the opening words of Genesis, spinning substance from a void that resembles a cosmic basketball in his enormous, hairy, veiny hands.

Those are the opening words of "The Great Gatsby". You may remember first encountering them as a teenager in an English class and feeling about as enthusiastic as this actor initially sounds.