Sentence examples for first measures of from inspiring English sources
The mismatch is apparent from the first measures of Puccini's sparkling orchestral introduction to Act 1.
New data providing the first measures of school level air conditioning penetration across the US suggest such infrastructure almost entirely offsets these effects.
It is one of the first measures of Native Americans gaining political strength, a role likely to endure whether or not Mr. Shannon wins.
And from the first measures of the first work, the Overture to "The Creatures of Prometheus," the Philharmonic sounded like a different orchestra.
Unlike the candidates who have spent considerable time and money in Iowa and New Hampshire, where the first measures of the field will be taken next winter, General Clark has neither raised money for the effort nor built a campaign staff.
First, measures of personality taken at age 18 predicted both objective and subjective work experiences at age 26.
The leader column states that after 27 years the "Hillsborough families finally have their first measure of justice".
…poverty, and old age; the Old Age Pensions Act of 1898 was the first measure of social security.
The $400,000 Fountain of Youth on Saturday will take the first measure of the top of the class.
Mr. Mann recalled in the same note how the Juilliard took two full rehearsals just to get through the first measure of the Third Quartet when it was new.
