Sentence examples for first presumably from inspiring English sources
The first, presumably to test the gun, the authorities said, was fired in the air; with the second, he shot himself in the head.
8.47pm GMT Chelsea are back out on the pitch first, presumably the clocks at Stamford Bridge have all been wound forward a few minutes as everyone is hoping to nip off early and beat the traffic.
The news headline from Thursday's live chat with Edward Snowden, on the Free Snowden Web site, was that he wants to come home but he wants the laws changed first, presumably so he doesn't have to go to prison.
The first, presumably, is that the voters who chose the works will have been as British as the works themselves, although, the internet being what it is, this must surely have been impossible to police.
By John Cassidy January 23, 2014 The news headline from Thursday's live chat with Edward Snowden, on the Free Snowden Web site, was that he wants to come home — but he wants the laws changed first, presumably so he doesn't have to go to prison.
Greg and Co. are focusing on building for just Mac, Windows and Linux at first — presumably because building for the consoles can complicate things and be expensive.
Police tasers shock people for only five seconds, but the civilian version can send out electricity for up to thirty seconds, presumably giving one a chance to escape.
Seven repetitions of each timing showed that the measurements typically spread over a range of 1/20 of a second, presumably because of human limitations.
His failure to complete the career grand slam – his best finish at the PGA Championship was a tie for second – presumably rankles for a man so steeped in the game's history.
But predictably, they do it in their own way, presenting a decade-old potted version that reduces the monster to two tidy evenings (the second, presumably, to follow next season).
8.14pm GMT Goal! Charlton 0-2 OxforDaviesed (Davies 23) Giantkilling ahoy, League Two Oxford are going bloody barmy in south London Scott Davies scores Oxford's second – presumably a dink judging by the way his body is shaped here.
