Sentence examples for first nonexistent from inspiring English sources

Graphics, at first nonexistent, were then seen mounted by hand on an easel.

While it has been a barbershop for years, it is unclear if the business had the same name on Aug. 30, 2000, when the first nonexistent car struck another in the first fake wreck.

Vegetation at first seems nonexistent, but the discerning eye can find sparse patches of growth on the surface, or bits of green where shrubs strive to survive.

Now, bank parties at 230 Fifth "are nonexistent, period," said Mr. Greenberg, though he said that business from foreign tourists has helped replace lost bookings.

First of all, nonexistent people have no moral standing.

Or he'd write a bodice-ripper about Mordecai O'Callaghan, the nonexistent first Jewish Irish pirate on the high seas.

On Sunday, after the Yankees lost Game 2, by 3-0, and their offense continued to be nonexistent, first baseman Mark Teixeira said it would be a welcome challenge to face Verlander.

FSI has to be taken into account in the design and analysis of many engineering applications, yet a comprehensive theoretical development where analytical equations are derived from first principles is nonexistent.

His mere presence on the sideline, staring obsessively at his watch, has often caused officials to create nonexistent seconds and minutes to allow Manchester United further time in which to prevail.

The national disruption comes a year before a presidential election in which François Hollande's chances of winning a second term appear nonexistent, even though figures show that France may be emerging from economic crisis.

Lacking electronic banking systems at the time, Iraqi officials paid for second-rate or nonexistent weapons and equipment in cash, using middlemen to ferry duffle bags stuffed with bricks of $100 bills.