Sentence examples for between the first ever from inspiring English sources

Finally, DUI was calculated as the time between the first ever onset of any psychiatric symptoms to the time of adequate treatment, as above [ 39].

Duration of diabetes was defined as the time interval between the first ever recorded entry for type 2 diabetes in the database (including treatment for diabetes) and the start date (date of the first ever valid recorded serum creatinine measurement).

Poaching has driven a huge decline in Africa's savannah elephants with almost a third (30%) wiped out between 2007 and 2014, the first ever continent-wide survey of the species has found.

This was largely due to the much talked about "lesbian kiss" between Rifkele and Manke the first ever on a Broadway stage.

It is to be the first ever between leaders of the two Koreas.

The fight between Savelyeva and Kim is the first ever for women in Olympics boxing competition.

Which means this year's championship marked the first ever between players brought up entirely in the age of computer chess.

On Monday Mr. Kim produced a coup with the announcement of a June summit meeting with the leader of Communist North, which would be the first ever between the two heads of state.

The Yankees will play the Mets in the city's first Subway Series since 1956, and the first ever between these two franchises, after the Yankees' wild pennant-clinching victory at Yankee Stadium early this morning.

On VE Day (8 May 1945), the British colonial government permitted citizens to celebrate with a Victory Carnival in the streets (Carnival had been banned between 1942 and 45), marking the first ever public emergence of steel bands.

"There are no longer any meaningful distinctions between the job titles," says the first ever CILEx judge, Ian Ashley-Smith, who reckons that the changes will see fewer legal executives will find cause to re-qualify as solicitors - a fairly common move up until now.