Sentence examples for to debut with from inspiring English sources

Normally, you'd expect a film in specialised play to debut with a screen average of £2,000-plus, but recently that's rarely been the case.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice shrugged off lousy reviews to debut with an estimated $170.1m in North America, the sixth-best weekend opening ever.

To debut with the November issue, the new subhead over the logotype -"The Magazine of the New Vitality" - tells the story.

Alice Sara Ott, a 22-year-old German-Japanese pianist who began learning her instrument aged four in 1992, is to debut with a performance of the Grieg Piano Concerto in A Minor alongside the Royal Philharmonic Orchestra.

Batman v Superman: Dawn of Justice also managed to overcome the bad notices to debut with $166m, only for poor word-of-mouth to catch up in its second weekend, pushing receipts down by nearly 70%.

The new chips are expected to debut with a top clock speed of 2.2 gigahertz.

Jesse Eisenberg's crime-magic thriller "Now You See Me" also is expected to debut poorly, with estimated ticket sales of just $17 million.

Palm Pre also is scheduled to debut in Canada with Bell Mobility in the second half of 2009.

The season is set to debut in 2013 with a film to follow.

That's all fine -- I understand the need to debut using material with viral potential.

The reboot is set to debut in 2016 with star Kyle MacLachlan as Dale Cooper.