Sentence examples for exciting debut from inspiring English sources
It is an exciting debut, and a film that, without exaggeration or false modesty, finds interest and feeling in the world just as it is.
In 1973, Cobham formed a high-energy fusion band of his own, and their exciting debut album, Spectrum, turned out to be a resounding and unexpected commercial success.
Still, this is an exciting debut from a writer who has set herself the target of attempting something urgent and bold, and who has, for the most part, pulled it off.
No publisher can afford to turn away successful books at the moment, but they don't sit down over lunch and say 'I've got a marvellous misery memoir', in the way they would say 'I've got an exciting debut'," said Neill Denny, editor-in-chief of the Bookseller.
Though it's one of several fictional podcasts released last year to borrow the aesthetics of the true-crime podcast "Serial," this one is still an exciting debut from Two-Up Produpstart, an upstart fiction podcast studio that's poised to expand with a slate of scripted series next year.
The year 2001 promises to be a strong one for fiction, with novels from big names vying with exciting debuts, so that whichever footballers, soap stars and video jockeys find themselves appointed to the judging panels will no doubt be faced with a few hard choices.
Dawn Kurtagich, author of upcoming The Dead House This summer I plan to read Daughter of the Forest by Juliet Marillier (a regular favourite for me) as well as some new and exciting debuts – The Witch Hunter by Virginia Boeker being one of my top anticipated novels.
This year, exciting debuts abound, such as the new Perry Lane Hotel in the heart of the historic district.
Today, our reporters will be tracking the latest auto show news and most exciting debuts.
One of the year's most exciting debuts came from an elusive act signed to Drake's OVO imprint.
