Sentence examples for first to judge from inspiring English sources

Serial jilter Carly was the first to judge.

They think they've done it, but, well, you'll be the first to judge..."....

First, to judge from the scenes of some Gazans handing out celebratory sweets and cartoons on social media glorifying the bloodletting, the lust for butchery that impels jihadists elsewhere is gripping Palestinians.

We have first to judge that we would be worse off being homosexual" (1987, 212).

To place and refuse trust intelligently we need first to judge others' trustworthiness, or their lack of trustworthiness, in specific matters.

Snook found it slow going at first, to judge by this comment he posted on his blog when he was still new to the game: "The fame.

Study anaesthetists had a maximum of 30 seconds to judge the tube position.

The first was to judge whether a word was abstract or concrete (semantic rule) and the second to judge whether it was 2 syllables or not (phonological rule).

"This one feels perfectly the standard in all the ways," said Dondina, who is the first Italian to judge the top prize.

The present study aimed to estimate the repeatability of fecal digestibility in pigs, as a first step to judge the perspectives for a breeding approach of nutrient digestibility.

Calhoun co-founded the United States Surfing Association in 1961 and became the organization's first woman to judge women's contests.