Sentence examples for first ever group of from inspiring English sources

Collingwood and the team opened their first home Test at Lord's with a dominant first innings against the West Indies, as Collingwood's score of 111 joined Alastair Cook, Ian Bell, Matt Prior and Kevin Pietersen in becoming the first ever group of five Englishmen to score centuries at Lord's in the same match.

An additional issue is the fact that what will likely emerge as the third or fourth largest bloc in the Knesset is the Arab Union--a first ever grouping of smaller Arab parties.

Leeds United, the English champions were beaten in a battle of Britain, to earn a place in the first ever group stage of the Champions League, the reformatted European Cup.

In 1962, Hopps, by then a curator at the Pasadena Art Museum (now the Norton Simon), organized the first-ever group show of Pop work in the United States.

Now the politically subversive artist Paul Chan (whom Calvin Tomkins profiled in the magazine in 2008) is beating the market at its own game: his publishing house, Badlands Unlimited, has just released what it bills as the first-ever group show in the form of an e-book for the iPad.

The absence of a Briton in either trampoline final may be considered a slight disappointment, while British Gymnastics must now decide how to pursue its rhythmic gymnastics programme after fielding its first-ever group at a Games by virtue of host-nation status.

He hosted the first ever outing of the new circus group Ra-Ra Zoo, who performed comedy mime to a, for once, silenced audience.

Only 9.5%% of patients in this cohort were experiencing a first ever episode of back and leg pain, although the majority were in the sciatica group.

The Romanian media had expected nothing less than a Steaua victory but Sheriff produced a determined performance in their first ever match in the group stages of a European competition.

Mary was part of the first ever Up and Running group back in February 2010.

Data for this analysis were derived from the South London Stroke Register, an ongoing population based register that has prospectively recorded first ever strokes in patients of all age groups living within a geographically defined area of south London since 1995.