Sentence examples for when it premiered from inspiring English sources

"Roseanne" proved to be a surprise hit for ABC when it premiered, though its viewership dropped drastically in May.

So says Nora Helmer in A Doll's House, a play that scandalised audiences when it premiered in 1879 with its take on marriage and motherhood.

The show had great reviews when it premiered in Adelaide, praised for its frankness about the pleasures and resentments of being part of a family.

If its humour is black now, how much more so when it premiered in 1920?

As effective as Tristan und Isolde was when it premiered in Munich in 1865, it didn't come into its own until Appia's theory became current in the 1920s.

I remember when it premiered in Dallas.

It created a major stir when it premiered in 1979.

It scooped the crowning Palme d'Or award when it premiered at this year's Cannes.

Despite the play's failure when it premiered, Britannicus remains one of Racine's most frequently produced dramas.

Dance Dance Dance drew impressive ratings when it premiered in Holland last year.

I suppose Idol was revolutionary when it premiered on 11 June 2002.