Sentence examples for premiere time from inspiring English sources

Critics don't deserve a lot of pity, but at premiere time they are up against it.

A month out from the premiere, time constraints prevented the preparation of the sensors and interactive program stage, so they shifted course.

Murray could yet prove handy dealing with unruly critics and journalists on the Cannes Croisette's red carpet come premiere time.

The premiere, timed to coincide with the 75th anniversary of the Bolshevik Revolution, opened just hours after about 20,000 communists marched through Moscow waving red Soviet flags and holding portraits of Stalin and Lenin.

It is promote-the-premiere time for "The Others," the film that TOM CRUISE (as executive producer) and his wife, NICOLE KIDMAN (below) as star, made before he filed for divorce.

At the premiere of "Time Cycle," the movements were interspersed with improvisations by a chamber ensemble that Mr. Foss headed at the time, and this is the way the work was recorded by Bernstein in 1961.

The series will premiere some time next year.

The premiere this time is Gabriel Zucker's "Universal at Midnight".

The recording was the result of the first staging since the premiere, this time in Berlin in the 1990s.

It would not have been a Da Capo celebration without a world premiere, this time George Tsontakis's "Gravity," featuring the core quintet in three easygoing short movements.

A video screen in front of the car features a bellowing animated agent with a cigar who exhorts the passengers to get to a premiere on time.