Sentence examples for forum the first from inspiring English sources
These wars were celebrated in the spiraling friezes of Trajan's Column on the edge of the Trajan Forum, the first column of its kind and the first depictions of an emperor on campaign.
On one level, "The Frogs" is a joke-strewn farce similar in tone to "A Funny Thing Happened on the Way to the Forum," the first Broadway show for which Mr. Sondheim wrote both words and music.
The forum, the first of its kind, was organized by corporations in concert with nongovernmental organizations on the premise that improvements in farming practices can benefit both the farmers, who receive little economic return for the toil they put in, and global producers like Hershey's and Nestlé.
A group called Another World Is Possible -- one of the many groups that describes itself as fighting for "global justice" -- announced on its Web site plans to hold a series of "direct-action mass protests" against the forum ("the first such protests since the tragedies of Sept. 11").
The centerpiece of the trip, in addition to the début of the world's tallest building, was the Dubai Forum, the first in what is projected as a series of conferences bringing together worthies from around the world to discuss matters of weighty concern.
Sulake released the figures at the The Virtual World Forum, the first European conference on virtual worlds, running in London this week.
The order's appeal offered to negotiate with the residents of the Garvaghy Road in a civic forum for the first time.
She makes brilliant use of the yard space as a fractious public forum from the first moment when Saturninus and Bassianus are wheeled about on crowd-scattering towers as they compete to be top dog in Rome.
A new thematic group on ECD was introduced and Turkmenistan, attendeding the Forum for the first time, was nominated to lead the group.
The greater presence of men at this year's forum — the sixth such session since it was first held in 2005 — is emblematic not just of a growing awareness in the business world that looming skills shortages make women a vital pool of talent.
