The phrase "ago in the first" is not correct and does not make sense in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete or improperly structured expression, lacking clear context or meaning.
Example: "It happened a long time ago in the first chapter of the book."
Alternatives: "previously in the first" or "earlier in the first".
The Devils' attitude became evident almost two months ago, in the first round against Carolina.
A message later said it was taken "two years ago in the first month of his detention".
One of Venter's rivals in synthetic biology, the legendary George Church at Harvard, included himself a few years ago in the first trial of his Personal Genome Project.
TWO years ago, in the first flush of his presidency, Vicente Fox made overhauling Mexico's inadequate tax system his first legislative priority.
This study tested the mediating role of perceived academic competence and anxiety symptoms in the relationship between attachment security to the mother at the end of elementary school and achievement goal orientations (AGO) in the first year of middle school.
All those years ago, in the first few months, people would stand around their table unsure whether to sit down, crying: "Why have we come!
But when they clashed here a year ago in the first round, Rios won.
Two years ago in the first round, it was an unsightly 6.2 points on 26percentt shooting.
But it was much easier to make sense of the region's upheavals a year ago, in the first flush of excitement, than it is today.
Government plans for a lesser 17% cut in CO2 pollution were deemed unlawful three years ago, in the first successful lawsuit against a government's climate policy.
But unlike six years ago, in the first election after the passage of the Affordable Care Act, Republicans aren't running a national campaign against federal government overreach.
