Sentence examples for first ever week from inspiring English sources

In a move hailed as a "historic turning point" by clean energy supporters, UK citizens last week enjoyed their first ever week of coal-free electricity generation.

It's Ms. Reeves's first-ever week at the Vanguard, which remains an old school honor for any jazz musician, and the extra measure of pride was clear in the performance.

Mr. Blade opened his first-ever week at the Village Vanguard on Tuesday, and his band was missing one of the crucial elements that give his records a swelling texture and a warm, major-ke Americana: the pedal-steel guitarist Dave Easley.

By Misbah Sheikh KIGALI, Rwanda, 29 September 2008 – Rwanda recently celebrated its first-ever week to promote the health and well-being of its women and children.

Health Week keeps up momentum on improving child survival in Rwanda KIGALI, Rwanda, 29 September 2008 – Rwanda recently celebrated its first-ever week to promote the health and well-being of its women and children.

Today starts the first ever Preservation Week brought to you by ALA's Association of College and Research Libraries among others.

During this first ever Preservation Week we will bring you tips to help you do just that.

Charlet arrives in Phnom Penh and heads out to the first show of Cambodia's first ever fashion week, with models hitting the runway "acting stoned", followed (naturally) by a transsexual-zombie after party.

The film charts the progress of Islamabad's first ever fashion week – watch as Charlet fends off the advances of Pakistan's only rapper, watches the King of Pakistani style shout at scared-looking models, and finds out how it's catwalks and fashion fabulosity, not guns or drones, that will bring peace to a country that doubles as the Taliban's back garden.

Immunization in Americas needs a shot in the arm HAITI/NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, 23 April 2004 -  As the first ever "Vaccination Week" in the Americas kicks off across tomorrow, UNICEF and the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) warn that millions of children in the region are not fully protected against deadly childhood diseases.

UNICEF and PAHO warn of millions of under-immunized children at risk from cross-border infections HAITI/NEW YORK/WASHINGTON, 23 April 2004 -  As the first ever "Vaccination Week" in the Americas kicks off across tomorrow, UNICEF and the Pan American Health Organisation (PAHO) warn that millions of children in the region are not fully protected against deadly childhood diseases.