Sentence examples for approach in the first from inspiring English sources

The most noticeable change of tack has been England's approach in the first six overs.

It's why Romney is trying out this what-women-really-care-about approach in the first place.

The state's attorney general, Bill McCollum, explained the roots of the state's approach in the first paragraph of his brief in Mr. Graham's case.

Ofqal's chief regulator Glenys Stacey said the approach in the first year would be to draw heavily on statistical evidence to make sure there were clear anchor points from the old system to the new.

One aspect of his approach in the first link-up was to give influential members of the senior team roles in both schools, avoiding the impression the federation was all about one man.

Paloma Herrera managed to get by with her soulful approach in the first movement (why does this staging include a wiggle for this ballerina?), and Vladimir Malakhov was snappy as her partner.

Should I be given a draft spot between picks 9-12, I generally take this consecutive RB approach in the first two rounds, and I like to follow it up with the best two receivers available in rounds 3 and 4.

But why take this approach in the first place?

Her deliberation and analytical approach in the first-movement development section and in the second movement appeared to be focused less on Beethoven than on the isolated beauty of a particularly lovely turn of phrase or an exquisite pianissimo.

That was a winning approach in the fourth quarter, when anything touched by technology turned to lead.

The decided contrasts are again reminiscent of Beethoven's approach in the third movements of his own symphonies.