Sentence examples for had its premier from inspiring English sources

On "Survivor," which had its premier on May 31, 16 men and women were stranded -- with a camera crew -- on a deserted island.

"Guglielmo Ratcliff" had its premier at La Scala a year later but, like much of Mascagni's work, it never made it into the repertory.

IN an Audi commercial that had its premier during the Super Bowl, Kenny G, the saxophone player, made a self-deprecating appearance as a "prison riot suppressor" whose performing instantly put unruly inmates to sleep.

A new biographical film of Steadman, For No Good Reason, directed by Charlie Paul, which had its premier last autumn at the London Film Festival, will be released on both sides of the Atlantic later this year.

Jake Heggie, the composer of the opera "Dead Man Walking," which had its premier in San Francisco two years ago, said in an interview last month that he "got" its main hymn tune while in a New York taxi.

An animation in Bahman Kirostami's Monir, a documentary film about the artist which had its premier at the Serravles exhibition, shows the six elements of her Convertible Series (Group 8) from 2010, splitting and re-connecting into a kaleidoscopic myriad of combinations.

"And a central reason that the shows have not been seen as reruns on television was not only because they were made in black and white but because they were sketches as opposed to sitcoms like 'I Love Lucy.' " Mr. Caesar was a 27-year-old rising star when "Your Show of Shows" had its premiered on Feb. 25, 1950.

He produced, wrote and directed the feature film "God Help the Girl," set in Glasgow which will have its premier on the film festival circuit this winter.

But no mere fiction film could come close to the density of the extensive and detail-rich 156-minute documentary "Stalingrad," which has its premier today as part of the New York Film Festival.

(Tan Dun, best known for his Academy Award-winning score for "Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon," said in a recent conversation that he had wanted Mr. Tian to originate the bass role in his new opera, "Tea," which has its premier this week at Suntory Hall in Tokyo, but the Met had already booked him).

Originally set to have its premier on the holiday, the entertainment company cancelled plans for a theatrical release last week.