Sentence examples for The first still from inspiring English sources

"The first still played better because Rachmaninoff is much more difficult.

The first still is called the "wash still", and is used to separate alcohol from the wash.

The first still holds good; the second and third, Icelanders realised this week, maybe not so much.

The first still of Redmayne as Wegener, released shortly after the actor won his Oscar for The Theory of Everything, caught fire on the web.

The first still of Eddie Redmayne in character as Lili Elbe has been released, showing the Oscar-winning actor of The Theory of Everything with full makeup, curled red hair and what would appear to be false breasts.

The first (still in 1958) was Backstage At The Rep, based on a fictitious ASM joining the Oldham Rep, and next year his wickedly accurate Hi-Fi-Fo-Fum, about the hype surrounding the newish stereo recording industry, from pop to classical.

Readers had already been treated to his covers, one of which had served as the first still-life to front the magazine; his great series of portraits had unveiled the royalty of the art world and other cultural domains — Miró, Balthus, Capote, Cocteau, Graham, Schiaparelli, and a couple of heavyweight sluggers called Nathan and Mencken.

Readers had already been treated to his covers, one of which had served as the first still-life to front the magazine; his great series of portraits had unveiled the royalty of the art world and other cultural domains Miró, Balthus, Capote, Cocteau, Graham, Schiaparelli, and a couple of heavyweight sluggers called Nathan and Mencken.

These days, the most exciting part of any Hollywood blockbuster is the moment when the first stills are released.

We should see the first stills and videos in the New Year.

"Coincidentally, the first still-life I created in this style, Origin of the World, has a beautifully distressed copy of The Fire Next Time, opened to a page from Down At The Cross — Letter from a Region of My Mind.