Sentence examples for first enthusiasts from inspiring English sources

He then attended the International Young Men's Christian Association (YMCA Training Schooll, afterward Springfield Mass .) College; there he both played and coached football and became one of the first enthusiasts of basketball, which was invented by James Naismith at the Springfield school in 1891.

The first enthusiasts for Baroque were the Catholic Church and the landed aristocracy.

Origin is the first enthusiast builder to offer the motherboard.

First, the enthusiasts now include wealthy people with a track record of commercial achievement.

These first amendment enthusiasts are either unaware or unconcerned with the persistent racial inequality that prevents students of color from even accessing this right in the first place.

"What sets The Wombles apart is that they were ahead of their time, as the first recycling enthusiasts and with the extra dimension of the band which brought them to a family arena".

He was also one of Western Canada's first automobile enthusiasts and owned many British vehicles.

In the 1960s, a hacker was simply a benevolent way to refer to the first computer enthusiasts and geeks, according to MIT's New Hacker Dictionary.

Power broccoli: For and against Thomas Jefferson The third president of the US may well have been its first broccoli enthusiast.

The first great enthusiast for the Mincemeat find was the head of German intelligence in Madrid, Major Karl-Erich Kühlenthal.

Twenty-first century enthusiasts for technocratic governance don't necessarily embrace every element of Mosley's fascist corporatism – but the underlying critique of mass politics is almost identical.