We identified patients who had received study drugs by incident (first ever) prescription of an anxiolytic or hypnotic drug (see chapters 4.1.1 and 4.1.2 of the British National Formulary 29), excluding barbiturates, during the recruitment window from January 1998 to December 2001.
The magical final chapter of the Twelfth Doctor's journey sees the Time Lord team up with his former self, the first ever Doctor (David Bradley Pottery Potter; Game Of Thrones) and a returning Bill Potts (Pearl Mackie), for one last adventure.
("Him?" a character sneers. "The only book he ever read was the first chapter of 'Iacocca.' ") Yet the overall sense of this book is one of almost classical tragedy.
Aria, just back from a year in Iceland as the show begins, has taken up with her English teacher, which is a good thing because she wears a brainless expression that says, "Not in 10 years could I ever get through the first chapter of 'Tristram Shandy.' " Weirdly, the girls start receiving text messages all at the same time from someone called A — Is it Ali?
I think of that first, arresting chapter of Ian McEwan's "Enduring Love," the best first chapter of any book ever, in my opinion.
Read the first chapter of the first Borrowers book.
Welcome to the first such chapter of the 2011 season.
Though he intended to revise these lectures for serial publication under the title An Attempt a New Presentation of the Wissenschaftslehre in the Philosophisches Journal einer Gesellschaft Teutscher Gelehrten, of which he himself was by then co-editor, only the two Introductions to and the first chapter of this "New Presentation" ever appeared (1797/98).
"A couple of years ago this team said it wanted to create a different chapter in Quins history," the genial Irishman said after Quins had claimed their maiden English title in their first ever Premiership final.
In addition to that, the Yankees that year captured the first pennant ever won by New York in the American League, and Ruth was now fairly launched upon the first chapter of the golden harvest.
