Sentence examples for first time look at from inspiring English sources

Nas's verse is intense, a detailed story of a young drug dealer who doesn't have the heart for the work: I remember watching "Scarface" the first time: Look at that big house, that Porsche paid for by crime.

"This lets people for the first time look at a peer-reviewed paper that says here are the revenues derived from these crops, and if we want to keep producing [these crops], we have to recognize the importance of insect pollinators," said Nicholas Calderone, associate professor of entomology and the paper's author.

And we're getting to the point with the next generation of big telescope that we're building, in five to ten years, whether they're in space or on the ground, to for the first time look at the air of small rocky planets out there, trying to figure out how unique we are, and if life is something that is abundant in the cosmos or not.

This report will, for the first time, look at the effects of climate change as a series of risks – with those risks multiplying as temperatures warm.

After the German crew is taken prisoner, Carson jeers at them: "It's your first time looking at a black man, ain't it?

But, living in the United States and not in Europe, I was for the first time looking at Spain from across the Atlantic, and at Iberian America within a hemispheric context.

Another time I was lying on the examining table when a gastroenterologist I was seeing for the first time looked at my list of drugs and shook her finger in my face.

The new assessment for the first time looks at climate change not just as a problem in its own right but as something that is merely part of an even bigger context.

It's that you got this dipshit kid, Crutchfield, out of the States for the first time, looking at this impoverished third-world country, blithely watching kids dive into sewer-infested waters for crawdaddy.

The report for the first time looks at what America is doing to cut the emissions that cause climate change, and to protect people from its consequences in the future.

It was Brock's first time looking at spores from wild amoebae, and she saw something she'd never seen before: bacteria hanging out in the fruiting body.