Sentence examples for first time finding from inspiring English sources

How she failed to get into drama school first time, finding her inner clown (more on this later), fishy canapés at film premieres, what Tom Cruise is really like on set ("Really leads from the top and makes you feel very welcome", apparently) and the fact that she hasn't yet got round to finishing the book on which her next big role is based.

Finally, based on density functional theory calculations, the electronic properties of the high genus I-WP were examined for the first time finding semiconducting, semimetallic, and metallic behaviors.

Initially tailored for the new generation multi-core servers now making their way into the market, Volterra's unique offerings are for the first time finding their way into all modern desktops and notebooks, including graphic cards.

It continues to picking up around my home on my own, driving for the first time, finding courage to be at home alone while my husband resumes work, making it through a store with my children without having a major meltdown.

In 1976, Dale Cruikshank, Carl Pilcher and David Morrison of the University of Hawaii calculated Pluto's albedo for the first time, finding that it matched that for methane ice; this meant Pluto had to be exceptionally luminous for its size and therefore could not be more than 1 percent the mass of Earth.

This was the first time Finding Neverland performed a dress rehearsal in front of any type of audience.

I zigzagged through it the second time, finding that new characters loomed out of it like faces from an old sepia photograph of a crowd.

In 2014, a federal judge barred the state from trying him a third time, finding that, because virtually all the witnesses were dead, Woodfox could no longer receive a fair trial.

James Rodríguez twice moved inside from his left channel to sweep the ball across midfield, the second time finding Silvestre Varela on the opposing flank in space which he might have exploited better.

For the first time, findings revealed the presence of frequent microdeletions and microduplications in the genome of children born with urogenital disorders and established de novo germline rearrangements as significant risk factors for developmental defects of human urogenital tract.

Here, we report for the first time findings on the frequency of false beliefs about ART among ART patients several years after the start of the public-sector ART scale up in a sub-Saharan African country.