Sentence examples for first example of this from inspiring English sources

The first example of this was the colloquial Japanese version of 1955.

Crime Stories, ITV1's new daily daytime police procedural, now in its third week on screen, is the first example of this approach.

Ferguson isn't the first example of this kind of citizen journalism, which has been going on for years in any number of other places including Iran, Egypt, Occupy Wall Street and Syria.

Last month Aspaul released his first example of this with the throbbing Indiana, which, as with a lot of inventive and sophisticated pop released this year, was produced by MNEK.

"As the first example of this type of engineering structure, that in and of itself makes it historically significant," says Mary Ringhoff, a historic preservationist surveying the city's historic resources with the Pasadena-based Architectural Resources Group.

The coffee chain said it would provide employees with an interest-free loan to pay for a deposit on a flat or house, in the first example of this kind of support by a private sector firm.

I chose hot and had my first example of this region's perfect frugal meal: the barbecue pork sandwich with coleslaw for the beautiful (if disconcertingly unrounded) price of $3.93, $4.34 with tax.

The first example of this new departure for the transport body was the vast and controversial Earls Court Project - find seven years' worth of mildly obsessive coverage here - which has so far seen the TfL land on which the Earls Court exhibition centre stood levelled and precisely no affordable homes, however defined, planned for it.

Indonesia is not the first example of this problem.

(The first examples of this adoption, in Iraq and Egypt, took place in Ibn Dāʾūd's lifetime).

These had been preceded by Canaletto's views of Venice, composed more severely as far as tectonic (constructional) detail is concerned but nonetheless the first examples of this form of the landscape capriccio, or fantasy.