Sentence examples for for a spring premiere from inspiring English sources

Andersson himself says he's looking for a spring premiere, so a Croisette visit is very much on the cards.

The new work is scheduled for a 2005 premiere.

The play was scheduled for a February 1954 premiere with Jane Wyatt in the lead role.

Last week there were reports that production would not start in time for a summer premiere.

"The Incredible Hulk" from Marvel (set for a June 13 premiere) has been meticulously constructed to appeal to moviegoers across the planet.

"By now, the writing staff should be humming along, maybe about a month or more into work for a summer premiere," he said.

Nickelodeon announced on Monday that the world's most famous underwater pineapple living sponge will be given his own stage show, slated for a 2016 premiere.

He did not win his battle for a 2011 premiere, but his cast and running time remained intact, and a deal was struck to keep him at the show through a seventh season, when it will come to an end.

Roberto Xavier Rodríguez, for example, spent a year and a half writing "The Old Majestic" for a 1988 premiere at a San Antonio Festival only to watch the entire festival fold before the first performance.

"An American Tale," scheduled for a May 26 premiere, will feature a full musical production and a series of rides based on the adventures of Fievel the Mouse, the cartoon character who fled Russia and came to America in the late 19th century.

Unfortunately for ABC, Tuesday was book-ended by a second new drama, "Lucky 7," which opened with the lowest drama ratings for a fall premiere that ABC has ever scored: fewer than five million viewers and only a 1.3 rating in that 18-49 category.