Sentence examples for first ever view of from inspiring English sources

Viewers were promised the first ever view of the nucleus of a comet – the mountainous iceberg that evaporates to give the ghostly tails for which comets are famous.

Perhaps we'll even get our first ever views of adorable baby harvest mice or water voles inside their nests?

We're 15 minutes into her first ever viewing of E.T. and I guarantee the 6YO's entire takeaway from this movie will be "PENIS BREATH!" Daughter: I think you'd like the Cinderella movie".

Snapshot: Above, scientists on Wednesday released the first-ever view of a black hole, at the heart of a galaxy some 55 million light-years from Earth.

Hidden underground there has been a tremendous game of survival-of-the-fittest and we are fortunate to have the first-ever view of the science of that game.

My father began taking me and my four-years-older sister to games at some point in the latter twenties, but no first-ever view of Babe Ruth or of the green barn of the Polo Grounds remains in mind.

Figure 6 provides the first-ever view on the effect of such treatment on the proteomes after 24 h and 48 h of arginine deprivation.

Another aspect is the gallery's first ever late view next Friday, themed around its current exhibition of moonlit paintings by the Victorian artist Atkinson Grimshaw.

The exhibition at the Cantor Art Center marks the first-ever public viewing of the sketchbooks.

Dr Jeremy DeSilva, from the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, came to this view after carrying out the first ever study of the mechanics of chimpanzees' tree-climbing abilities, using a group of animals in the Kibale National Park of western Uganda.

Rather, look at the results of the recently published, first ever Eurobarometer opinion poll on how other regions, namely Asia, view Europe.