"August first" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to the first day of the month of August. For example, "The store will open on August first."
August First peek into Pottermore!
1984 30 August First flight of the shuttle Discovery.
6 August – first Republican debate – Megyn Kelly gets tough with Trump Sixteen Republicans.
Lists names of famous that appeard in Times August first story whose byline Hubler shared with James Bates.
Tuesday 12 August First up we have the Microsoft media briefing on at 1pm BST/2pm CEST.
The Trump administration quietly expanded Tornillo's capacity twice in August, first to 500 beds and then to 1,200.
August: august (ow-goost).
Some have modular programmes that allow January starters to pick their own way through a course while others, such as Middlesex, offer an intensive, truncated January-to-August first year that means students can fall into line with the rest of their peer group in time for the start of second year.
The great stone pillars, gothic arches and august pageantry of the 17th-century costumes have been lifted from John Copley's treasured staging, first mounted by Opera Australia in the late 1970s with La Stupenda herself, Dame Joan Sutherland, in the title role.
Not that everything here is so august.
The first English-language reviews suggest the tumult hasn't done the film much good, despite an impressive roster of acting talent ranging from hot new things Kit Harrington, Ben Barnes and Alicia Vikander to august campaigners Jeff Bridges and Julianne Moore.
