Sentence examples for a confluence of firsts from inspiring English sources
Next Sunday's performance at 3 p.m. is a confluence of firsts.
But a confluence of fluke occurrences the first stringer got hurt and the team had a few bad games gave Flutie his chance.
At a confluence of about 70% on the second day after seeding, the medium was refreshed.
In Smith's hands these scenes attain a pulse of exhilaration worthy of Dickens by way of Conrad, and it is this relationship that propels the novel into its third act — a confluence of all sins and all comeuppance in the streets of Budapest.
Ms. Till said a confluence of factors, like the crusade by the first lady, Michelle Obama, to foster healthy eating among children, and consumers' growing concern about gluten and genetically modified ingredients, was forcing food manufacturers to pay more attention to nutritional quality.
For stimulation and RNA isolation, cells were grown in 12-well tissue culture plates (BD Biosciences) and were used after the second passage at a confluence of 70 80%.
For stimulation and RNA isolation, cells were grown in 12-well tissue culture plates (4 cm2/well; BD Biosciences) and were used after the second passage at a confluence of 70 80%.
In the eighth inning, what befell the Phillies, who had the second-highest fielding percentage and made the second-fewest errors in the N.L. during the regular season, was a confluence of negative things that arrived without warning.
The first half of Sun's history, its upward arc, began in a confluence of events in the mid-1980s.
