Sentence examples for especially for the first time from inspiring English sources

I'm sure you are excited about being a bridesmaid, especially for the first time.

HEADING back to school may provoke mixed emotions for many students; for those taking up residence in student housing, especially for the first time, one specific point of concern is furnishing the dorm room.

Most women feel a little anxious about giving birth, especially for the first time, but for some childbirth can be intensely frightening and traumatic.

For the international media, a visit to Brazil - especially for the first time - fills the senses and leaves journalists groping for traditional clichés about sunshine, beaches and samba.

The present study provides valuable information on concentrations of PAH metabolites in fish from Morocco, especially for the first time for Conger eels and Moray.

In addition, a necessary and sufficient condition for that the fractional differential operator is Fredholm with zero-index is established, especially for the first time when the fractional differential operator takes values in an arbitrary Hilbert space.

England's 155 was a poor effort, even allowing for Brisbane's humidity, especially as for the first time in an international this winter they achieved a half-century opening stand.

With the holidays over, it's open season on executives at retail companies — especially because, for the first time in three years, many cannot blame their problems on the economy.

Political observers have watched the anticorruption drive curiously, debating where it might be headed, and especially whether, for the first time since Mr. Putin came to power, high-ranking officials would face prosecution.

For the 19,000 crowd, big enough to delay kick-off at Molineux, Wolves' first season in the third tier of English football since Steve Bull propelled them out of the division in 1989 might be something to enjoy – especially as for the first time since Mick McCarthy's dismissal the club have employed a credible manager.

"A strong emotion," he wrote, "especially if experienced for the first time, leaves a vivid memory of the scene where it occurred".