Sentence examples for first citation from inspiring English sources

In 1972 the company delivered its first Citation business jet.

It was the first citation for Barbara, a student at Yale.

The first citation is in a 1981 edition of New Scientist.

It omits the noun PARTY-POOP, which apparently came along a bit later (first citation in OED 1969).

The first citation, the first time someone says, "We's going to the Big Apple," no one's going to care.

At its first citation in English, Lord Byron in 1817 took the phrase to mean, in his words, "never anticipate".

The first citations for illegal use were filed in September 2004, and since then the building has collected nine more citations, two orders to vacate and more than $20,000 in fines.

First, citations in an essay written by the student are extracted, parsed, and simplified.

First, citations Van Strien, Cappaert and Witter, 2009 and Solstad, Moser and Einevoll, 2006 are an anatomical review and a theoretical paper, respectively – neither of which can reasonably be described as providing "functional evidence".

The second citation was for failing to install a stairway railing system beside the stage in Shamu Stadium; it carried a $5,000 penalty.

A third citation had to do with "crimps" on the scaffold, which were supposed to anchor the wire cables and which were also the subject of one of the citations OSHA issued to Tractel.