Sentence examples for first ever competition from inspiring English sources

However, the Olympics also bring back the sting of the United States Olympic Committee going to court back in 1982 to stop Dr. Tom Waddell and other organizers of the first ever competition for LGBT athletes from calling those games the "Gay Olympics".

More than 334,000 votes were cast in the first-ever competition, open to anyone who registered in person at sites around the city.

Pressed by lawmakers angered by UC's performance as lab manager, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced in 2003 a first-ever competition for the lab contract (ScienceNOW, 30 April 2003).

Amanda won her first-ever competition on "Big Brother," and if fans thought she could be obnoxious when she lost, she proved herself an even worse winner.

1963 - In their first ever European competition, Dundee reach the semi-finals of the European Cup before losing 5-2 on aggregate to eventual winners AC Milan.

At a game on Tuesday night, the Sacramento Kings held the National Basketball League's first ever pitch competition.

KEVIN O'BRIEN: Denver-based comedian Kevin O'Brien, who's made waves at the The Third First Ever Comedy Competition and the Bridgetown Comedy Festival, hosts the crowd-pleasing monthly "Arguments and Grievances" comedy debate series at Denver's Vine Street Pub and co-hosts the podcast "These Things Matter".

Twenty20 may be synonymous with the IPL, but the first ever 20-over competition was played among the English counties.

The week after the Sochi Olympics, activists are hosting a first ever LGBT sports competition in Moscow, the "Open Games".

Sebastian won the first ever Australian Idol competition in 2003 and has since had eight top ten albums and two number one singles.

In 2011, the World Juggling Federation produced the first ever live juggling competition on ESPN3.