Sentence examples for good debuted from inspiring English sources
The first single from the album, "Love Never Felt So Good", debuted at the iHeart Radio Music Awards at the beginning of the month.
His last album, 2012's "Life Is Good," debuted at No. 1 and was largely considered a return to form.
Right Said Fred meets Missy Elliott (no, really) on this surprisingly good debut.
The Raconteurs released a fairly good debut album, "Broken Boy Soldiers" (Third Man/V2), in May.
This was a good debut based on what must have been low production costs and a limited marketing spend.
(Speaking of which, there are the Republican Party's 2016 prospects to consider: Marco Rubio made a very good debut on the national stage.
I thought he made a really good debut.' There was no shortage of goal action at Aberdeen, either, with the home team overcoming Dunfermline 3-2.
This is a rare thing, for any thriller, and extraordinary in a debut, but then this is an extraordinarily good debut, slipping under the skin of the bad things that happen every day and everywhere.
Adele's only tweet of the year so far to her 21.9 million followers was a link to Jesso's video for How Could You Babe, from his startlingly good debut album, Goon.
What can she mean when she says Mozart's Susanna, typically a good debut role for a lyric soprano, is "the longest and among the most strenuous roles" in the soprano repertory?
