Sentence examples for opened with a premiere from inspiring English sources

The program opened with a premiere, "Les Carillons".

The program opened with a premiere, "A Rush of Wings," by Robert Sirota, the school's president.

Last year opened with a bona fide world premiere: Wes Anderson's Fantastic Mr Fox – the perfect LFF combination of Hollywood A-listers indebted to an English imagination.

Season 5 of "The Mindy Project" opened with a typically flippant joke: The premiere episode dropped in the midst of election season, and was titled "Decision 2016".

The program of premieres opened with a group piece called "Beyond," choreographed by Adam Hougland, a Juilliard alumnus, to music by Ralph Vaughan Williams.

His name (Jo is pronounced Yoo in Norwegian) is on a billboard outside the national theatre because a stage version of his children's book Doctor Proctor's Fart Powder is about to open, with a film premiere to follow.

Sunday's mid-season premiere of "Mad Men" opened with a shot of a young woman named Cindy wearing almost nothing but a $15,000 chinchilla coat.

The program opened with the premiere of a haunting work for solo flute, "After the gentle wind...," by Koji Nakano, written to honor the victims of the March 11 earthquake and tsunami, and vividly played by Christopher Matthews.

While the season premiere episode, "Bop Gun", opened with an extremely high rating due to a guest appearance by Robin Williams, the ratings had declined since then and Tom Fontana said a future decision about whether Homicide would be renewed depended heavily on the ratings performance of "Black and Blue": "I hope the numbers level off now.

The program opened with the premiere of an urgent work by Magnus Lindberg.

At his recital on Tuesday evening at Merkin Concert Hall Mr. Nasseri focused mostly on the Romantics, but he opened with the premiere of Hormoz Farhat's Sonata No. 2 (2011).