Sentence examples for first ever edition from inspiring English sources

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The first ever edition of the Guardian's news coverage was dominated by a large (leaked) table listing every school in Manchester, its costs and pupil numbers.

That's the 1970s for you, as a dyslexic might say, because it's from the 1790s – the first ever edition of this paper, in fact.

And she asked me what I did, and I very excitedly told her I was working on this book, the first ever edition of 'Bartlett's Familiar Black Quotations.' And this young woman said to me, 'Oh, wow.

Taylor raised funds from ten friends who each loaned him £100, with an eleventh pledging £50, in order to start the newspaper, and on 5 May 1821, the first ever edition was published.

Mark Zuckerberg: Thanks for coming to our first ever edition of the roadmap developer garage.

Renowned for vibrant cultural events--including its annual Nuits Sonores Festival, Contemporary Art and Dance Biennale, and Festival of Lights (Fête des Lumières --last week the city of Lumières --lasteLumières --lastnd ever edition of the Mirage Festival.

Its first-ever edition runs in the capital of the European Union now through March 3 , 2019

Enigmatic virtual band Gorillaz today announced that they would headline the first-ever edition of their Demon Dayz festival.

With an output like "100," it seems like the possibilities for the first-ever edition of AIM Montreal are endless and acid-y.

Welcome to the first-ever edition of "This Week in Music," in which we take a look at some of the high-concept journalism published by VICE's music site, Noisey, which, believe it or not, is run by adult humans who have gone through puberty.