Sentence examples for first parting from inspiring English sources
That's hardly the first parting shot in Paramore's catalog.
In the two centuries since that first parting shot, outgoing chief executives have taken care to ram as many of their goals as possible down the throats of their successors.
Before this first parting with his family, Livingstone had already achieved a small measure of fame as surveyor and scientist of a small expedition responsible for the first European sighting of Lake Ngami (August 1, 1849), for which he was awarded a gold medal and monetary prize by the British Royal Geographical Society.
PASADENA, Calif., Oct. 30 - After the Cassini spacecraft's close-up photography and radar imaging of Saturn's largest moon, the first parting of its veil of dense smog, scientists know this much for sure about Titan: it is one of the strangest worlds in the solar system.
Ursula Jones has already spoken about the "unbearable second parting" that the last sentence of The Islands of Chaldea represented.
And writing the last sentence, she said, "was an unbearable second parting from her: as if she had died again".
I certainly managed to erase my style". And writing the last sentence, she said, "was an unbearable second parting from her: as if she had died again".
"The decision may have been mutual, but surely either Murray or Peers must have first suggested parting?
The first move, parting with his coach, Clyde Hart, brought a shock to track and field circles in January.
Novogratz had risen quickly, at Goldman Sachs and in the hedge-fund world, but each rise was met with a stunning, often humiliating reversal — first a parting with Goldman, in 2000, over what has been referred to in the press as "lifestyle issues," and then the removal from his partnership, in 2015, at the high-flying Fortress Group after losing a series of currency bets.
His appointment, Valencia's eighth since parting ways with Unai Emery in 2012, represents a break from the club's recent habit of hiring coaches with limited experience.
