Sentence examples for first ever sampling from inspiring English sources

One of the first ever sampling records, Buchanan and Goodman's huge 1956 US hit, The Flying Saucer, cut up snatches of various rock hits with a storyline taken from an earth invasion movie.

Armstrong used the bag to collect the first ever samples from the surface of the moon, and brought it back to Earth at the end of his mission in 1969.

But they're actually the three sites that NASA is considering for the first-ever sample return from Mars.

SALES ZADIG & VOLTAIRE is having its first-ever sample sale next week at 260 Fifth Avenue (212) 725-5400; zadig-et-voltaire.com.com

Arctic explorers have taken the first-ever samples of ocean water at the north pole after a gruelling two-and a-half montwo-and a-halfacross two-and a-half

At 76 Mercer Street.... C. Wonder will have its first-ever sample sale from Nov. 5 to 8, with a watercolor ikat canvas clutch ($25) and an orange monogram lacquer jewelry box ($25) among the women's clothing, accessories and home décor available up to 75 percent off.

A second proposed mission, slated for launch in 2005, is a joint project with NASA to bring back the first-ever sample of Martian rocks.

Threads start at a quid and the stock is quality (The Closet girls recently persuaded high-street fashion brand Missguided to hold their first ever UK sample sale at the shop).

I once tasted Crimean red when that state was part of the Soviet empire and I can truly say it was the second cruellest red wine I have ever sampled (Cretan red retsina taking and holding the top spot with consummate, aromatic ease).

The ostensible use of the latter, as argued by the movie, is linked to the emergence of AIDS and the isolation of the first ever seropositive HIV sample, coming from Leopoldville (contemporary Kinshasa).

Scientists will study the samples, the first ever returned to Earth from a comet, for insights into the early history of the solar system.