Sentence examples for first ever year from inspiring English sources

Arguments over who's truly responsible for founding it; stories about Pink Floyd playing in a church hall its first ever year; mixed reports on how many jaws were accidentally broken that time "Next Hype" came on at Rampage.

In the last quarter of 2007 Starbucks recorded its first ever year-on-year decline in customer visits in America, easily its biggest market.

During the second quarter of 2016, smartphone shipments saw a modest return to growth after a first quarter which saw the first ever year-over-year decline in worldwide smartphone sales, according to research firm Canalys.

If Wall Street's forecasts hold true, Microsoft could report its first-ever, year-over-year drop in revenue since it became a public company in 1986.

Cool off in the first-ever year-round Ice Sculpture Gallery, which is housed in a refrigerated winter-wonderland tent at the west end of Krasnaya Presnya Park.

Spotify, the popular international streaming music service that landed in America in mid-2011, has released its first-ever year-end countdown for the United States, ranking its most-streamed songs of 2012 for the U.S. of A. And it looks like Spotify listeners are reinforcing their radio listening habits by replaying some of the most humongous Top 40 hits of the year, over and over and over.

Red Hat announced its first ever $2 billion year in its most recent earnings report in March with $544 million in revenue for the quarter, up 17% year over year.

The company he co-founded in 1997 announced its first ever $50bn year in January, causing Page to reflect on "not a bad achievement in just a decade and a half".

Mayor Lee also developed and oversaw implementation of the City's first ever Ten Year Capital Plan to guide our capital priorities and infrastructure investment.

Another report showed help-wanted postings on major American-based Internet job boards were down 0.6percentt in March from a year ago, the measure's first decline ever, year over year.

AT THE beginning of April international investors made two whopping bets by snapping up the first ever 100-year bond denominated in euros.