Sentence examples for first and ultimately from inspiring English sources

He supported Ms. Clarke in her first, and ultimately successful, run for City Council, in 1991, over the candidate supported by the Democratic organization.

As scenes from Juliana's life are enacted before us — often narrated from her point of view — our perspective on her character begins to shift, imperceptibly at first, and ultimately radically.

His big ears, barrel chest, striking blue eyes and helmet of seemingly electrified hair — jet black at first and ultimately snow white — made him instantly recognizable, a celebrity long before most authors were lured out into the limelight.

Curable, by contrast, is free at first, and ultimately charges all of $5 a month.

"Family always has to come first and ultimately, whether it be for good reasons or bad reasons, if a player doesn't want to be here we're not going to stand in his way," he added.

In the same year, the Scottish philosopher Hutchison Stirling, in Sir William Hamilton: Being the Philosophy of Perception an Analysis published the first (and ultimately only) part of an equally strenuous attack from an Idealist point of view.

The second, and ultimately dominant, sense is reported with the origin implicit: "Proper respect.

The Baltimore rookie starter Steve Johnson flew through the first four innings, but he hit a wall in the fifth and ultimately allowed three runs in five-plus innings.

The second and ultimately far more important attempt to come to terms with the anomaly represented by Maxwell's theory was due to Albert Einstein (1879 1955).

Pauline Maier's delightful and engrossing book shows how America got from the first date to the second — and ultimately to today, since we still live with the same document, however modified.

The third and ultimately decisive comeback belonged to the Diamondbacks, who mustered their own bottom-of-ninth, back-against-the-wall rally against Mariano Rivera, one of the best relief pitchers in baseball.