Sentence examples for first to be called from inspiring English sources

THE latest newcomer to the e-lending business was the first to be called out.

Ten months after his arrest, Omari's name was the first to be called.

Sancho was the first to be called king of Navarre; previous kings were known as kings of Pamplona.

Its aim is to have "emergency-response" units in every one of its nearly 180 "regiments", but professional security forces are usually the first to be called out.

If a draft was held, the first to be called would be men whose 20th birthday fell during the year the lottery was held.

"The bright red jacket of the Lady Margaret boat club in Cambridge was the first to be called a blazer, because of the 'blazing' red colour.

Six books will document the food, and the seventh, to be called "Evolutionary Analysis," will be about techniques.

And the third, to be called "Beginnings," will pick up the fictional characters several weeks after the terrorist attack.

The second to be called, retired neurosurgeon Ben Carson, not only hesitated, but became starkly immobile – indeed catatonic – and waited in the curtained wings offstage.

Lucy Webb Hayes (1853), wife of U.S. President Rutherford B. Hayes, was the first woman to be called First Lady, and the first First Lady to hold a college degree.

This was the first generation of artists raised on television, and the first one to be called postmodern.