Sentence examples for soft debut from inspiring English sources

In a sort of soft debut for Sharecare.com, the Q.& A. section of Dr. Oz's Web site (doctoroz.com) bears the words "powered by Sharecare".

The Meryl Streep romcom has recovered well after a soft debut two weeks ago: its third-weekend takings are higher than its opening weekend ones, and so far it has achieved five times its opening box-office.

Until this weekend, all the big summer movies had opened at £5m-plus: Fast & Furious 5, Thor, Pirates of the Caribbean: On Stranger Tides, The Hangover Part II, X-Men: First Class and Kung Fu Panda 2. Now Green Lantern has broken that Hollywood winning streak with a relatively soft debut of £2.47m.

Sept. 3: In limited release, the sex phone line comedy "For a Good Time, Call... .. had a soft debut.

That leaves the network minus a new launch for the rest of the year, following the soft debut for this summer's "Halt and Catch Fire".

"Life of Pi," Ang Lee's well-reviewed 3-D adaptation of Yann Martel's bestselling 2001 book, also had a soft debut of $30.2 million.

Also at 8 p.m., "Jericho" (10.8 million) held up on CBS, the No. 2 network for the night, while NBC's new comedies, "30 Rock" (5.9 million) and "20 Good Years" (5.1 million), declined markedly from their soft debuts a week ago.

He first heard about Aids in 1981, when visiting New York to record Soft Cell's debut album.

Marc Almond performs at at the RNCM theatre, Manchester on 20 December This article was amended on 23 October 2016 to correct the title of Soft Cell's debut album.

The group toured with Jimi Hendrix and their 1968 debut, The Soft Machine, is considered a classic of the genre.

She started out in her native Los Angeles when she came to the attention of Barry White in the mid-Sixties, then became a backing vocalist for Joe Cocker and relocated to London where she recorded her debut album, Soft Centres, in 1974.