Sentence examples for first ever use from inspiring English sources

Then he mimed a box in the air, initiating the first ever use of the VAR.

Despite the dreary outlook, the Met Office remained positive about the first ever use of its "Name our Storms" pilot project.

The first ever use of the #OccupyWallStreet hashtag was in an Adbusters blog post, way back on July 13, according to Gilad Lotan, SocialFlow's head of research and development.

The board has taken a very active interest in the scheme's development, and some of the changes made were in response to heavy pressure from the board, which even threatened the regulators with the first ever use of its enforcement powers a few months ago, such was its unhappiness.

The mission also included the first ever use of a new grid fin system on a Falcon 9 first stage.

Whenever a new developer and compute platform comes along — whether that's the mobile phone or a VR headset — games are quick to follow as one of the first ever use cases.

A transcontinental adventure story set in 1873, it was more epic than most Chocolate Factory shows, with ornate dresses as well as automated sets -- the first ever used at the theater, he said.

The People's Republic of China conducted its 3rd national census -- and its first ever using modern technology -- on July 1st, and on the eve of the count the writer paid a call on William Seltzer, a United Nations official, whose office has been involved in it for the past three years.

However Marc Ambinder points out that Obama is the first to ever use the word "data" and present statistics as a means for decision-making.

After the program gets approval from the French aviation regulatory authority, the federal postal service will be the first to ever use drone delivery on a regular route.

A decade later, it was possible to use macromolecular systems of complex proteins, rather than small compounds, and for the first time ever use of a solvent, rather than in vacuo simulations.