Sentence examples for first lists from inspiring English sources

The first lists did not include Sarkozy's name; later ones did.

The first lists lead to the selection of Jacqui Smith, who became the first British female Home Secretary.

The first lists of kryuki ("hooks"), or signs, used as musical notation in Russia, were compiled in the late 15th century.

When the first lists of victims in the World Trade Center attack were published, claims specialists at MetLife, one of the nation's biggest life insurers, began searching records to see if they were customers.

Mere accumulation rapidly progressed to systematic collecting of the various issues of particular countries, and the first lists of stamps were published in 1861 by Oscar Berger-Levrault in Strasbourg and Alfred Potiquet in Paris.

In Egypt, the first lists date from about the middle of the 3rd millennium bce and extend back another 1,000 years to a time when kings were thought to mingle with gods.

By 1975, the first list was ready.

Only four schools made the first list.

My name is on the first list.

"But our first list really was international.

There were only 50 people in that first list.