Sentence examples for first ever show from inspiring English sources

Don Broco Our first ever show was at our local venue Bedford Esquires.

He came to my first ever show in America in 2006, and he was really positive and complimentary and encouraging about the music.

The first ever show we played was in front of a sold out German crowd.

Drawing a crowd doesn't seem to be a problem, considering that their first ever show sold out, leaving over 100 kids dancing outside in line.

And yeah, I hated it"—Unga and the rest of BFC were contacted by London curator Charlotte Janson (of independent arts label NO WAY) about putting on a retrospective in London, their first ever show outside Israel.

He was represented in MoCA's first ever show, and the museum owns 36 of his works.

The new episodes are particularly important because they are the first ever shown and the last one of the second, final series.

There's the first ever showing of Lost Treasure, the socialist Dawn Cine Group's unfinished 1956 documentary on the history of the Highlands, shown with new oral history and live music.

In many ways, his career has been a very public act of contrition for the shame he felt over losing so much money on his second ever show.

As befits a band that played their second ever show supporting Spiritualized and features founding Jesus & Mary Chain member Douglas Hart, expect to be swathed in epic and ethereal pop.

One of their first ever shows was at an "old-man pub in Peckham" in the group's native south London.