Sentence examples for debut publication from inspiring English sources

Sightseeing, his debut publication, is a collection of stories all set in Thailand.

Knight, 58, whose debut publication in 1982 was a book called Skinhead, has had his work showcased in the Victoria & Albert Museum and the Saatchi Gallery.

andSet in Ireland in 2004, Flight is not just Frawley's literary debut, but also the debut publication of the Dublin-based Tramp Press.

In her debut publication Padre!: A Place Whose Rules Rearrange Your Own, Raven Moore employs vivid images to discus the intricacies of identity, place and purpose.

The producer, Didier Brunner, whose past work includes dual Oscar-nominee The Triplets of Belleville, was enthralled by the possibility of turning Ernest and Celestine into a movie, since the series' debut publication in 1980.

His debut prose publication, Lafcadio, the Lion Who Shot Back (1963) (Pushkin, £12.99 hardback), is a gem now out here for the first time.

On Thursday, more than a dozen neighborhoods received the debut issue of New York Metropolis, a free, 32-page publication that will be distributed almost exclusively in those boroughs.

Prior to the song's debut, several publications reported that Beyoncé's sister, Solange Knowles, also appeared as a featured artist in "Say Yes"; however, the claims were later proved to be wrong.

Since her debut in DC Comics publication, and fueled by her adaptation into the Batman television series in 1967, Barbara Gordon's Batgirl has been listed among fictional characters that are regarded as cultural icons.

Since her debut in DC Comics publication, and fueled by her adaptation into the Batman television series in 1967, Barbara Gordon has been listed among fictional characters that are regarded as cultural icons.

Since 1994, when Emerging Infectious Diseases made its publication debut, significant strides in the global fight against the HIV/AIDS pandemic have been made.