Sentence examples for premiere later from inspiring English sources

But at the film's premiere later in the evening, guitarist Jimmy Page set the record straight, sort of, about a potential reunion.

First produced as a teleplay on NBC in 1953, starring Lillian Gish as Carrie Watts, "The Trip to Bountiful" had its Broadway premiere later that year with the same cast.

The play already had a track record: a first reading at Ensemble Studio Theater in 1996; a showcase production at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh in 1998; a world premiere later that year at the Royal Court Theater in London.

Terrence Malick's highly anticipated new film, The Tree of Life, will open in UK cinemas on 4 May ahead of what is expected to be its premiere later that month at the Cannes film festival, where he won the best director prize for Days of Heaven in 1979.

The film has its gala premiere later.

Her footage was used in the first hour of the show's premiere later that year, leaving some US critics confused.

TNT's successful dramas "The Closer" and "Saving Grace" are three weeks behind schedule and will have their premieres later in June.

Rob & Chyna is set to premiere later this year on E!

Yahoo is readying a third original comedy series, "Hackerazzi" -- a zanier, effects-laden show -- for its premiere later this month.

His latest challenge is a full-scale version of Giselle for English National Ballet, which will premiere later this year.

Payomet will present the play's New England premiere later this month, highlighting the theater's emergence as a serious cultural competitor.