Sentence examples for the performance opens with from inspiring English sources

The performance opens with David DjungaDjunga Yunupingu stating: "Gurrumul was a shy boy", and Gurrumul, the power of whose music stems partly from its production within an intense inwardness, appears nervous at first.

The performance opened with "Closer," a 2006 Benjamin Millepied duet danced by Alexander Hille and Céline Cassone, who draws the eye with her fiery hair and holds that focus with the clarity of her technique.

The performance opened with A Rebours, Zorn's tribute to György Ligeti, 11 minutes of pensive, choppy music bristling with bells, rattling percussion and, at one point, the sound of a modified football rattle.

The performance opened with two of Ms. Brown's "Equipment" pieces beginning with "Floor of the Forest" (1970), in which Todd Lawrence Stone and Samuel von Wentz dressed and undressed their way through a 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot 12-by-14-foot

Impetuous and wiry, the performance opened with an undulant sway that was instantly seductive; the third movement brought quiet playing of an integrity and intensity that proved utterly gripping.

The performance opened with Bieber sitting playing the piano while singing.

The performance opened with "Animal" as Kesha sang suspended over the stage in a structure shaped like a diamond.

The performance opened with the Swedish folk song "Jag vet en dejlig rosa" and her previous single "Dancing on My Own".

The performance opened with Beyoncé sporting wet-look hair in a leotard and a leather basque, sitting on a chair with her back to the audience.

The performance opened with a pre-taped video of Carey discussing the importance of religion and God in her life, and how it helped her get through difficult times as a child and adult.

A video of the ambush performance opens with Princess Leia, clutching a copy of "Galactic Rebellion for Dummies," standing on the platform as the train pulls up; it ends as Darth Vader and his storm troopers escort her out of the subway car, to the utter amazement of two tow-headed children.