Sentence examples for first of december from inspiring English sources
'first of December' is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to the date December 1st, or the start of the month of December. For example: The new school year starts on the first of December.
Afterward, I wondered if I had just been too late, but a friend said she hit her usual spot early, too, the first of December.
It would have been sung say, on the — on the Sunday, the first of December, something like that, and as I say it's preceded by the gospel of the day.
In all this wood, this one beech is the sole tree to retain its dress". It is a wintry first of December in Cockshutt Wood, the opening day in this "life and times" of a wood.
To Veterans Stadium, just across the street from JFK. Brass give as primary reasons the switch to artificial turf, better shelter for fans chilled in the bitter late-afternoons-turning-to-dusk on game days around the first of December -- and dwindling attendance with the academies' slip from the heights of college football.
Firstly my daughter, who for the first time this year can actually keep track of the date, demanded an advent calendar in time for the first of December - thus undermining my brilliant plan of always buying them on the 2nd when they're automatically half price.
By the first of December, even the student newspaper at Caltech, the California Tech, was having a little fun at the Times' expense, calling itself the "New, Faster Format Tech" and declaring itself dedicated to "increasing the amount of information on the front page by replacing all stories with pictures".
If you think of that period condensed into one year beginning on the first of January, then people do not make their appearance in it until the thirty-first of December; or to be more precise, in the last forty seconds of that day.
What happened around the first of July?
then or somewhere else around the first of September.
