Sentence examples for a monumental first from inspiring English sources

With 3 51 left, that is a monumental first down, and Bradshaw follows it up by turning the corner and running 24 yards all the way to the 10.

Fortunately, Macri's market reforms have already demonstrated considerable promise, and the country's new bond issue is a monumental first success.

One of the showstoppers is a monumental Second Empire bed, which once belonged to a 19th-century Paris courtesan, Madame Émilie Valtesse de la Bigne.

Levy called the cephalosporins decision an "important and monumental first step" and said he thinks that the United States will "follow Europe with a ban of antibiotics as growth promotants".

Levy called the cephalosporins decision an "important and monumental first step" and said he thinks that the United States will "follow Europe with a ban of antibiotics as growth promotants". Members of the food animal industry, on the other hand, continue to refute the need for such regulation.

His motivational tactics were often decidedly nationalistic, with an away trip to Hungary in 1930 including a detour to the monumental first world war cemetery of Redipuglia where, among the war dead, the players were reminded of their responsibilities and the sacrifices of their forefathers.

Press Article: Doctors Have Restored The Sight of Two People in a Monumental World First.

But the differences between the two sides are so wide and their supporters so inclined to take matters into their own hands that international mediators face a monumental task: first to broker a deal, and then to ensure both sides keep their pledges.

The monumental first movement puttered along, short on rhythmic drive and tragic weight.

He established his scholarly reputation early in his career when he worked with Fuat Sezgin in Frankfurt to produce the monumental first volume of Geschichte des arabischen Schriftums (1967), which Sezgin dedicated to him.

Because of the more well-known history of the Great Wall, which marked a transition between the ecological and cultural frontier between China and Inner Asia, the ancient peoples who lived north of this monumental first millennium BC construction were assumed to have been barbarians.