Sentence examples for first ever day from inspiring English sources

16 May is the first ever day celebrating the art of micro-fiction.

Some 4,000 miles away, the peaceful protest being played out on the asphalt, the first ever day of action by Black Lives Matter UK, met with disbelief and irritation and a handful of arrests.

What do you want?" As she said this, it was impossible not to see, flickering in front of her, the astonishing cinematic images and decisions she had made in her career – the whistle, the cigarette, the kiss – and yet sometimes she behaved as if it was her first ever day on a set.

Friday, November 1st, Girls and Corpses Magazine is hosting their first ever Day of the Dead party.

They laughed when I asked why they rushed to sign up for Australia's first ever day of legal same sex marriage.

I would say the most memorable day I ever had was when I was 29 and we played the first ever "Day on the Green" concert in San Francisco.

In Rupert Murdoch's new Sun on Sunday he began a weekly column with the words: "What a fantastic honour to be given the opportunity to write a column in the first ever Sunday Sun".

This year we've re-launched as TechCrunch Europe and I've begun running events across the continent to bring the European tech scene together, along with our first ever day-long conference.

This year we've re-launched as TechCrunch Europe and begun running events across the continent to bring the European tech scene together, along with our first ever day-long conference.

Australia and New Zealand contest the first ever day-night Test match using floodlights and a pink ball, starting at the Adelaide Oval at 03 30 GMT on Friday 27th November, with ball-by-ball commentary on 5 live Sports Extra.

Sky paid £4.176bn to show 126 matches per season, including the first ever Friday evening games and both Sunday packages.