Sentence examples for first alluded from inspiring English sources
The mayor first alluded to his growing frustration with the party in a letter to constituents this summer.
Franco first alluded to his plans to write the book in an essay he wrote about Rey for V Magazine, where he described her as his 'muse' and noting that 'she isn't made for this earth'.
The case of the marathon runner Liliya Shobukhova and the extortion of money by those at the very head and heart of the IAAF are yet again another tip of a seemingly ever-growing iceberg, first alluded to by Dick Pound in publishing the first World Anti-Doping Agency independent commission report into Russian doping in November.
With Lena bed-ridden, Camille, now "cousin Alice", takes the opportunity to flirt further with Frederic at the Lake Pub, though the strange twin telepathy that Camille and Lena share – first alluded to in the opening episode – notifies Lena, who drags herself down to the pub to confront her sister.
Google first alluded to its anti-censoring efforts last month in a blog post on its Web site, after the Associated Press ran a story on the issue.
When Osborne first alluded in December 2014 to his plans for a "Google Tax", it was estimated that the UK could claw back as much as £1 billion ($1.5 billion) over five years.
The first alludes to the tendency of the system to "recycle" grey spaces created by powerful or favourable interests, and the second refers to the State process of "resolution" of the problem aimed at turning the grey space into black space (Yiftachel 2009).
The second alludes to the modern classics that she never lost touch with.
The first, I alluded to above: iTunes.
Songs on this album for the first time alluded to the healing power of music, which would become an abiding interest of Morrison's.
First, as alluded to in the Introduction, most scholars have tried to locate one dominant trend involved with the process of global interconnectedness and to then single this aspect out as representing its primary defining property.
