Sentence examples for first ever winner from inspiring English sources

David Lean's Brief Encounter won the Grand Prix in 1946 and the first ever winner was Cecil B DeMille with Union Pacific.

15 year old Brennig Davies has been announced as the first ever winner of the BBC Young Writers' Award with Book Trust.

Channels Seven and Nine were so keen to shoehorn participants from their various reality TV shows into their respective concerts this year, you'd be forgiven for thinking Jesus Christ was the first ever winner of Bethlehem's Got Talent.

Geraint Thomas fell a frustrating five seconds short of becoming Britain's first ever winner of the Tour de Suisse – one of cycling's top five stage races – after the narrowest of defeats in the final time trial on Sunday.

The first ever winner was the University of Tokyo Press's investigation into the workings of the nude mice workshop, which also took the previous "oddest of the odd" award 15 years ago.

One of the surest ways of guaranteeing ignorance among the teams at a pub quiz is to ask for the identity of the first ever winner of The X Factor.

The club beat the Royal Engineers 1 0 to become the first ever winners of the cup, the winning goal being scored by Morton Betts, who was playing under the pseudonym "A.

The club, Thames Ironworks were the first ever winners of the West Ham Charity Cup in 1895 contested by clubs in the West Ham locality, then won the London League in 1897.

But spare a thought for the first-ever winner of the Masters Tournament back in 1934, Horton Smith, who only trousered $1,500 for his troubles.

The Heisman awarded to Larry Kelley, the second-ever winner in 1936, sold for $373,000 in 1999, and in 2006, Bruce Smith's 1941 Heisman sold for $429,000.

Trump is no different than the first-ever winner of society's most famous reality television show, Survivor.