Whereas Madeley had to rely on his mother's memories for much of the family history, now his recollections become first-hand and painful.
Tom came to the rescue with a plan, and the ex-chauffeur and the ex-racing car driver teamed up to become second-hand car salesmen – just what the village needs!
"Very soon those recollections of the war we've heard from [veterans] today will become second-hand, so this is one of the last opportunities to thank them for what they did".
From citizens in Syria who become first-hand documenters of atrocities like cylinder bombs in Daraya, to documentary filmmakers in the Ukraine who are using their cameras to expose the truths of a conflict.
Play becomes a duty, imagination becomes second hand, the goal of the children degenerates into guessing what will please the parents and earn praise.
Confession is a first-person form; mediated by a performer, it becomes second-hand.
"It's a little sketchy when you get out-of-state police departments calling you, trying to coordinate, it becomes third-hand information," Jacobs said.
The phrase and hand signal proved popular, and it became the first hand sign of the Southwest Conference.
Many ministers and members of legislatures already present this time in Spain agreed that it was a salutary experience to become acquainted at first hand with forestry specialists and technical forestry problems.
Along the way, Earnest initiated development of what became the first hand-eye-ear robot with the help of recent Professor Raj Reddy and his students.
In 2008, it became the first hand-dryer to be kite-marked by the Royal Society for Public Health, which noted that the Airblade filters 99.9% of bacteria out of the air it ingests, dubbing it "a significant step forward in hand-dryer technology".
