The phrase "armory for the first" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a resource or collection of tools for a specific purpose, but without additional context, its meaning is ambiguous.
Example: "The armory for the first responders was stocked with essential equipment for emergencies."
Alternatives: "resources for the initial" or "tools for the primary".
Runyan said running at the armory for the first time was exhilarating.
In the armory, for the first time in memory, all 3,000 or so members could pray together.
The Millrose Games, which were started in 1908 and found a home at Madison Square Garden in 1914, were held in the Armory for the first time.
At the 105th Millrose Games, which were held at the Armory for the first time on Saturday, Matt Centrowitz showed why he is considered one of the rising stars of American middle-distance runners with an electrifying victory in the Wanamaker Mile.
PAGE E1 OPERA AT THE ARMORY The Park Avenue Armory is for the first time the site of a major operatic production.
It's fun". Shanghai-based Pearl Lam, one of the most influential dealers in Asia, was exhibiting at The Armory Show for the first time.
Critics of the program expected lines out the door for the shelter, but according to a draft city report, only 14non-referrednon-referredame to the armory during the first two weeks.
In the eighteen-twenties, for example, government armories became the first factories in the United States to make products with entirely interchangeable parts, ushering in the age of modern manufacturing.
"Until we hear directly from the state, we're going ahead with all our shows as planned," said Sanford Smith, a Manhattan-based show organizer who presents six fairs a year at the armory, the first a print fair scheduled for the first week in November.
It was first published in 1913, and not again until now, and it concentrates on Cubism, which was seen that year for the first time in America at the International Exhibition of Modern Art, held at the Armory at Lexington Avenue and Twenty-fifth Street.
The Armory Show of 1913 introduced US audiences to the great masters of modern European art for the first time and gave young American artists an opportunity to show their work alongside them.
