Sentence examples for whole opening from inspiring English sources

"I wrote a whole opening letter to Savile".

In fact, their whole opening dialogue was perfect.

When the lids are closed, the whole opening of the orbit is covered by this septum.

"The whole opening, about how the sea calls to Ishmael, is like the siren song of N.Y.C. after the superstorm".

The whole opening scene is perfect; misty and spooky, with the hulks – the prison ships from one of which Magwitch has escaped – at anchor in the distance.

Oh, except they've missed the boat, literally, so now they've got to take him home with them, and keep him in the trunk of the gold Oldsmobile, where he remains for this whole opening episode.

Furthermore, the transaxial MRI field-of-view is usually limited and does not cover the whole gantry opening, leading to truncation of attenuation data which is a problem especially when patients are scanned with their arms next to their body (Rausch et al., 2016).

The evening as a whole, after the opening prelude, was uneven.

Particles too large to be diffused or pumped are often swallowed or disgorged whole by an opening and closing of the membrane.

They'd cut the whole four-minute opening sequence to "No Church in the Wild" and we're sitting there in Burma thinking, Jesus!

"It's like a whole new door opening for me with all kinds of new challenges and rewards," said Michelsohn, who set an American record in the steeplechase in her age group in late July at the Empire State Games and is ranked in the top 10 in the world in her age group in the 5-kilometer and 10-kilometer runs.