Sentence examples for eternally the first from inspiring English sources

"Madame Bovary" is, eternally, the first great, disillusioning modern book.

In Swisher's world, a battle for first place between eternally warring franchises during the first weekend of August may as well be the middle of October.

With the Premier League trophy in his hands, Ranieri buried the notion he was eternally the bridesmaid after second-place finishes at Roma, Juventus and Monaco.

(Kehr) Robert Ryan (Friday through Thursday) Film Forum's continuing series devoted to the eternally underrated Robert Ryan, one of the first actors to make neurotic intensity part of his star persona, enters some prime territory this weekend.

The eternally stunning 62-year-old was the first African-American woman to grace the cover of American Vogue.

In April, the eternally well-coiffed Osteen threw out the first pitch at a Sox game in order to build buzz for the forthcoming appearance.

Although the perennial spirits of Ethel Merman, Jimmy Durante (Policy, the first) and Bob Hope loom eternally over a show created for stars, Mr. Leeds sees to it that we don't see it that way.

The first is that I'm eternally on a quest to eat and drink things I might tell you about.

In the first, he and his friends are frolicking on a beach, eternally young, tanned and carefree.

First intellect, the entity which emerges from the conjunction of first matter and first form, contains all subsequent forms, which emanate from the first intellect and determine the specificality of all substances and knows all things eternally.

Alastair Stewart ran the first debate like Samuel Beckett's Play, in which three figures in urns are forced eternally to tell and retell their stories to a brutal inquisitor.