Sentence examples for first ever changes from inspiring English sources

The two would later inaugurate the first ever changes of end at 27-all, 30-all, and 33-all, before Balleret finally pulled away at 36-34, on his 19th set point.

That boost in screen size represents the first-ever change to the longstanding 3.5-inch display that graced the original iPhone in 2007 and every iPhone after it -- and is perhaps a response to the larger displays on Samsung and HTC smartphones.

At last, the first ever fundamental change to our rating system since its launch in 2002 has arrived!

Woodrow Wilson attempted America's first ever experiment in "regime change" when he sent American troops to fight Bolshevik soldiers on Russian soil.

The EU's president, Jean-Claude Juncker said: "Today, the EU's member states decided to make history together and bring closer the entry into force of the first ever universally binding climate change agreement.

The report is the first ever attempt to model climate change-induced migration over large geographic areas.

A big moment for Neville was a first ever team selection, it contains two changes.

The Queen's Gate Tunnel was featured in the first ever episode of Torchwood, called "Everything Changes" and was first broadcast by BBC Three on 22 October 2006.

The campaign rightly won the first ever Titanium Award at Cannes, and changed what we thought advertising was forever.

First ever university-wide Black Commencement (note time change) #harvard #blackharvard #itooamharvard.

If that ever changes, we'll be the first to let our customers know".