Sentence examples for first and almost certainly from inspiring English sources

It was the first and almost certainly last show at the Garden for both of them.

But let's not forget: Kelela's Cut 4 Me did it first, and almost certainly did it best.

Great Britain's football captain Ryan Giggs is putting a brave face on his first and almost certainly last experience of a major international tournament.

Now comes a third retrospective, a posthumous one, the first and almost certainly the last, ever devoted to an artist named Lester Hayes.

It was a big day for both of them: a gold to go with her singles bronze for Azarenka, and Mirnyi's first, and almost certainly last, Olympic gold at 35. "They are a really good team," Robson said.

Nokia was nice enough to loan me a Nokia N9, its first and almost certainly last MeeGo-powered smartphone, after I not-so-subtly pointed out that I'd love to give the thing a solid whirl.

At least it is now official that she is having her second, and almost certainly final, shot at becoming America's first female president, something long overdue.

He is the fourth, and almost certainly the last, of the company's founders to serve as boss, having finally got the top spot in 2011, three decades after Infosys was started in a flat.

Throughout there has been one constant: he has seen it as a political platform.More than ever, this characterised the chancellor's tenth and almost certainly last report, which he presented on December 6th.

Obama is paying his fourth and almost certainly final trip to Saudi Arabia since becoming president amid widespread comment about trouble in a relationship dating back to the 1940s and based on Saudi oil and US strategic backing.

Mr Mandelson was summoned to Downing Street, spent an hour with Mr Blair, and emerged to announce for the second and almost certainly last time that he was leaving the government.As fate would have it, Mr Mandelson resigned a few hours before both he and Mr Blair were due in Parliament to answer routine questions.