Sentence examples for first lists of from inspiring English sources
The first lists of possible targets had already been drawn up.
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.
These data are important for identifying genes germane to postzygotic reproductive isolation between species and we present the first lists of these loci for Xenopus.
The first list of films included "Casablanca," "Citizen Kane," "The Searchers" and "Nanook of the North".
In 1995, FHM published their first list of the world's 100 sexiest women.
On Sept. 14, the F.B.I. released its first list of dead hijackers.
In line with that philosophy, The New York Times offers its first list of Derby contenders.
In 1941, she printed her first listing of books about black life.
In the first list of dead issued by the JJ Hospital, the name next to Karkare was that of Mastan Qureshi.
