Sentence examples for splendid debut from inspiring English sources

That splendid debut, which won several awards in Britain, reads like a memoir.

Equally implausible and with almost as little regard for motive, James McCreet's splendid debut novel owes much to Charles Dickens's melodramatic style and subject matter.

In the process, Neil Webb embroidered a splendid debut with a stunning, swirling volley that came within smooching distance of technical perfection.

"But I'm always looking to try and take the positives out of it and I thought young Josh Carson had a splendid debut and is really one for the future".

The film was then released for a theatrical run in Italy, where critics called it anything from a "Splendid debut" to "one of the most interesting films of the year".

The young, robust-voiced Russian bass-baritone Ildar Abdrazakov also had a splendid Met debut as Masetto.

There have been some splendid historical debuts, including the winner of this year's Crime Writers Associationn historical dagger award, The Devil in the Marshalsea by Antonia Hodgson (Hodder & Stoughton): the spellbinding story of a desperate man who must solve a murder to get himself out of jail.

Thanks to HBO's Becoming Mike Nichols, a splendid new documentary debuting on Monday night, everyone can have their own tête-a-tête.

Williams's home debut was splendid, painful and ultimately heartbreaking.

Car #4 is a splendid tribute to Fuller, and its debut coincides with another treat for petrol heads in the exhibition of transport projects by the Australian designer Marc Newson that opened Sept. 14 at Gagosian Gallery in New York.

"Les Bronzes" ("The Tanned Ones") represented the film debut of the members of the Splendid troupe, an improvisational cafe theater that was then the rage of Paris.