Sentence examples for I will first of all from inspiring English sources

A. I will -- first of all, on the tobacco issue generally, and I'll have more to say about this later, but keep in mind what my first priority is.

So I will first of all pose the question of whether literature is essential for a mature religion today and explore various ways in which it might be argued it is at least very nearly so for a good number of people.

If I speak of East Asia, so I will first of all concentrate myself on North East Asia, because South East Asia is largely culturally quite different.

Mr President, I wish, of course, to thank the three rapporteurs, and I will first of all turn to Mr Zwiefka and Mr Deprez.

But to contextualise this work I'll first of all have to introduce some personal and intellectual history.

No matter how mad life gets, it will first of all be life.

You can almost picture him earnestly smirking as he writes to his daughter as she embarks on her new life in Paris, "You will first of all bear in mind that I and my forebears are Celts pure and unalloyed".

This will first of all find products in the supermarket and I would at least then from which company I am buying.

"The consultations in Washington will first of all address data protection matters.

Advancing the causes of literacy and literature will first of all enhance the educational growth of black and Hispanic people.

Ms. Hitney, the school nurse at Buchanan-Verplanck Elessntary School here, less a mile from the plant, will, first of all, tell herself to stay calm.