Sentence examples for debut means from inspiring English sources

To this day, a Carnegie debut means something.

An Avery Fisher debut means you didn't get to play Carnegie.

As it was, Behind the Candelabra's HBO debut means the best Michael Douglas could get in the US was an Emmy.

Mandalay's debut means that Las Vegas, which already had the 2.2-million-square-foot Las Vegas Convention Center and the 1.3-million-square-foot Sands Expo and Convention Center, is poised to tighten the stranglehold it grabbed in the 1990's as the country's top convention destination.

Which quite apart from the fact that of course 180 minutes are all it takes to break a record for the best debut from a manager when "debut" means the opening two games, wasn't really much of a record and was soon gone.

Changes to eligibility rules ahead of rugby sevens' Olympics debut means a player can represent another country provided they have the correct passport and have not been capped for 18 months.

Hoyer said seeing Rizzo make his debut meant a lot to him.

"The Details" is the second feature by Mr. Estes, whose 2004 debut, "Mean Creek," about adolescent bullying run amok, established him as a serious talent to watch.

For Mr. Hallberg himself, the debut meant he was allotted 12 hours of relaxation - and two beers - before launching into intensive preparations for "Sleeping Beauty," which opens Nov. 18 on the Bolshoi's historic stage and will be telecast globally on the 20th.

Carrick has emphasised that the very fact United boss David Moyes opted to give Januzaj his full debut meant the rest of the team had no qualms about his readiness for it, even before he netted the second-half brace at the Stadium of Light that steered the Red Devils to their come-from-behind victory.

"Glow & Behold" is the band's second album, and it's a touch looser and less mannered than its debut, which means Yuck is become a real band, not just a spot-on imitation of one.