Sentence examples for first ever book from inspiring English sources

At my first ever book reading, I got hassle from the chair of the event for not writing in Scottish dialect.

This is our first ever book swap and is a refreshing way of engaging with people using social media and to reach new audiences".

Published by Simon & Schuster, Return to Ribblestrop is the sequel to Mulligan's first ever book, 'Ribblestrop', and tells the adventures of the pupils and teachers at Ribblestrop Towers.

This condensed, surreal exploration of sexual politics and alienation in contemporary Kolkata got great reviews and has become a book-club favourite, meaning we sold out our first print run – of our first ever book!

In the first ever book published on language testing, Lado ([1961]) defined reliability as the dependability with which a test would yield a similar score if a student were to take the test again.

Angry Birds has become such a mobile institution, and its maker, Rovio, has gone so far in its extension of that brand — toys, books, t-shirts, cereal, theme parks, films and more games — that this morning's invitation to a launch of Rovio's first ever book app came as something of a surprise.

Bullock, of course, doesn't actually think Bowie made him gay rather, inspired by the late, great Ziggy Stardust/Thin White Duke/Goblin King, Bullock shares in the book a history of the LGBTQ community's work in the music world, one of the first ever books to do so.

The idea originated last spring, when we learned that Ozick, the distinguished novelist, short-story writer and critic, would be making her first-ever book tour in a 40-year career.

This month also marks the 70th anniversary of the Finnish publication of Tove Jansson's first-ever book, The Moomins and the Great Flood, now reproduced with Jansson's amazingly atmospheric illustrations by Sort of Books (£9.99 hardback).

You know, I'm reading my first-ever book on a Kindle, Thackeray's "History of Henry Esmond," and a couple of hours ago I came across a passage in which the author says that women "know by nature how to disguise their emotions far better than the most consummate male courtiers can do.

The Princeton and Yale English graduate proved the cynics wrong earlier this year when his first-ever book, novel Holy Cow, became a New York Times bestseller.