Sentence examples for first ever run from inspiring English sources

Do you remember your first ever run?

Considered theatre royalty, they toured the country with Sol Hurok's Productions and the first ever run of Disney on Parade along with their three children, until Joseph's sudden early death in 1970.

The first night race of the season was also the first ever run under the lights at Texas, which hosted its 21st Sprint Cup race since the track opened in 1997.

Lohan's role of Karen is meanwhile a popular choice with A-listers, having been taken on by Alicia Silverstone, Mad Men actor Elisabeth Moss, and Madonna, who acted in the play's first ever run, which was also her own Broadway debut.

(Now) Secretary of State Clinton understood exactly that when she launched her first ever run for public office by travelling the length and width of New York over the course of several weeks, hearing the diverse array of problems which the people of the state faced both upstate and down.

Elon Musk doesn't have high hopes for Falcon Heavy's chances during its first ever run; he's said it's highly unlikely it'll make it all the way to orbit on its inaugural voyage.

"He's a big, strong horse and it's only his third ever run.

About 800 people gathered just north of this small farming community on Saturday to witness the first-ever "Running of the Bulls -- Texas Style," and although the event's sponsors had promised excitement to match the Pamplona tradition immortalized by Mr. Hemingway in "The Sun Also Rises," most observers went away underwhelmed.

Pointer: We worked with a partner, KARHU in Finland, to develop the Ikoni Ortix, the first-ever running shoe constructed from the data points of over 100,000 customer 3D foot scans.

My German colleague and I could conceptualize five kilometers horizontally the same as her bike ride to work, the same as the first ever race I ran.

Blake and six other men paid the price Sunday in the 100 final: Bolt's winning time, 9.63 seconds, was the second-fastest ever run.