Sentence examples for first time allied from inspiring English sources

For the first time Allied and enemy plenipotentiaries were face to face; those who had the privilege of witnessing the memorable scene could not avoid associating the proceedings in the dining hall of the palace with those of a court of justice.

For the first time allies of Mr Bolland say that the former chief executive of Morrisons now believes he has a shop close to his vision of what M&S should be.

For the first time, allies from our Washington Capitals NHL team walked in the Pride parade, raising awareness in The Washington Post.

It's not the first time that Russians, allied with the Syrian regime, have battled for Palmyra, a city of particular importance because of its cultural significance as a UNESCO World Heritage Site and its strategic importance as a geographical focal point of highways connecting cities across Syria and Iraq.

Prosecutors had accused Palmeri of taking bribes to ease shipments of cocaine through Venezuela to Mexico and the Caribbean for distribution in the US, and his admission of guilt in a federal court in Miami this week – on money laundering, conspiracy and extortion charges – marks the first time an ally of the late Venezuelan president Hugo Chávez has been tied to the Colombian drugs trade.

The two main Kurdish parties supported the delay request, marking the first time the Kurds, closely allied with the Americans, have taken a clear stand on the issue.

For the first time its natural allies, the pro-business Free Democrats, did not get into the Bundestag.

It's not the first time Putin's allies (or his values, for that matter) have proclaimed his unchallenged masculinity.

For the first time, the Western allies were signalling their willingness to resist the creeping Soviet takeover of the eastern half of Europe.

Senior officials also disclosed for the first time that NATO allies were so concerned with Mr. Bush's initial decision to reject the conventions that Britain and France warned they might not turn over Taliban and Al Qaeda fighters captured by their troops in Afghanistan unless Mr. Bush pledged to honor the treaties.

This is hardly the first time an Afghan ally has gone turncoat.