Sentence examples for begin for the first time from inspiring English sources
He added that the league was also premature in announcing that game-day testing would begin for the first time.
9 min: England run quick ball from the kick off and begin, for the first time, to look threatening.
"We will begin for the first time in a long time to actually reduce spending instead of just to talk about how much it's going to grow," said Representative John Campbell, Republican of California.
The Palestinians wanted it to be tripartite; Israel wanted it to be American-only, and non-binding.There is one upside to all this: final-status talks may indeed begin for the first time in seven years.
We said to ourselves: 'We've already had more than most people have.'" After his recovery, though he would now begin for the first time to define himself as an "old man", he was strong enough to work.
Discreet changes to the rules governing European finance may in time have profound effects on the tides of capital that wash its shores.On January 1st three new European regulators will begin for the first time to exert centralised control over large swathes of Europe's financial markets—including the City of London, the world's biggest international capital market.
A few years later, the city – strife-ridden after catastrophic wars – began for the first time to persecute subversive spirits.
In 1903 the 20-year-old Metropolitan Opera began, for the first time, to set its sights on contemporary works.
Requesting books from his grandfather's shelves, Bernhard began, for the first time, to read literature: Shakespeare, Goethe, Dostoyevsky.
