Sentence examples for the overture for from inspiring English sources

It seemed like the overture for a new yet quintessentially American campaign.

In other cases, they were not as impressive – in the overture for "The Mikado," the oboes sounded like they had tin cans over them.

Mosley has hinted that "Blue Light" is the overture for a much larger science-fiction epic, but no other material from that epic has surfaced.

On hearing the overture for the first time on the stereo of the music director, John Green, he burst out, "Johnny, how the hell could you have done it so badly?," one of the film's producers, Walter Mirisch, said.

It's the overture for the opera that follows: it gives the writer a chance to warm up his themes and the reader time to adjust to the setting and the prose.

Yesterday afternoon at 2 in sold-out Trinity Church, Dr. Owen Burdick lifted his arms and plunged the Rebel Baroque Orchestra into the start of the overture for the church's annual "Messiah".

The overture also contains fragments of "Ol' Man River", "Can't Help Lovin' Dat Man", and a faster arrangement of "Why Do I Love You?" The overtures for the 1946 revival and the 1966 Lincoln Center revival consist of medleys of songs from the show.

A curtain, for the overture of "The Blue Train" (1924), was modeled after a Picasso painting.

Not only does this bit of theatricality dissipate the energy of the overture, but, for reasons hard to understand, the Czech is all wrong, even in the score.

Regarding the recent overture for normalization between the U.S. and Cuba, each country has its own internal difficulties to overcome before a genuine truce can be realized.

The final program, tonight, will offer two of Ives's most frequently heard orchestral works, "The Unanswered Question" and the Symphony No. 4, as well as the "Emerson Overture" for piano and orchestra.