Sentence examples for debut date for from inspiring English sources

A debut date for "Fuse News" was not immediately announced.

A debut date for "Gotham" has not been set, but look to the skies for further Bat-signals.

That day, Nov. 25, is the carefully chosen debut date for Michael Crichton's "Prey," a science thriller about a predatory swarm of nanoparticles.

And Oct. 16 is the debut date for an album called "God Bless America," which will include Celine Dion, left, singing the title song; Frank Sinatra's recording of "America the Beautiful"; Pete Seeger's raspy "This Land Is Your Land"; and Mahalia Jackson's stirring "My Country 'Tis of Thee".

The debut date for Paul Walker's final fully completed film, "Brick Mansions" is rapidly approaching, and the film's latest trailer is seriously upping the hype.

Netflix also revealed the debut dates for the rest of its summer lineup, including Sense8 (returning June 5) and What Happened, Miss Simone (returning June 26).

The company did not give details on how much it spent for the HBO rights or on exact debut dates for the programming.

While it would be all too perfect if HBO went to 11 episodes in its first season (for which a debut date wasn't immediately announced), "Family Tree" is starting with an eight-episode order.

The new series would feature Dwight Schrute, the despotic "Office" employee played by Rainn Wilson, and though it does not have a debut date NBC is seeking a replacement for Mr. Lieberstein as a growing number of the show's staff members appear to be in flux.

Adeyemi Ajao (above left), the co-founder and managing director of Base10 Partners, was surprised to hear his firm's $137 million fund was the largest debut to date for a black-led venture capital firm.

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