Sentence examples for premiere being from inspiring English sources

"One Can't Eat Applause," warns the English translation of "Les Applaudissements ne se Mangent Pas," the New York premiere being offered by this major French modern-dance troupe.

Ms. York succeeded on Tuesday night in her "Gloria," a fast-moving, multilayered premiere being presented by the Parsons Dance Company at the Joyce Theater.

On this occasion, the work's Cornish premiere being given in the unlikely confines of the ancient church of St Endellion, it was a threat to windows and masonry too.

It opened in New York earlier this year to rave reviews and has since been added to the permanent collections of Harvard and the Museum of Modern Art, with its French premiere being hosted by Cahiers du cinema; it doesn't yet have a British distributor.

The final set-piece is an emotionally coercive sequence in Saroyan's movie showing the grotesque cruelty of Turkish soldiers, murdering and raping civilians, complete with cutaways to the director and cast in the audience at the black-tie premiere, being moved.

The series began broadcasting on Cinemax in the United States on 12 August 2011, with the premiere being seen by nearly 1.1 million viewers, the highest ratings achieved by the network since 2005.

The Hollywood premiere is back.

"The premiere was last night," she replied.

The premiere was filmed on Alcatraz.

(The premiere was sung in Swedish).

(The premiere is on Monday).