Sentence examples for from the first ever from inspiring English sources

Nobody on the outside could see anything, apart from the first, ever meaningless, 15 minutes of training sessions.

Alternatively, you can subscribe to our Digital Archive service which holds a copy of every Guardian and Observer from the first ever edition up to the year 2000.

This formidable little masterpiece was owned by Edgar Degas, who bought it from the first ever exhibition of the troubled Cézanne's paintings at Vollard's gallery in 1895.

In fact, I've just got back from the first ever Diana Wynne Jones conference at the University of West England, Bristol.

Who goes there: Fifteen years on from the first ever Download (35 if you include its forerunner, Monsters of Rock), and the festival still attract a loyal rocker crowd.

"Book sales have been helping us in our fight against poverty for more than 50 years, as we've sold everything from the first ever Sherlock Holmes story to the latest Harry Potter novel," said David McCullough, Oxfam's director of trading.

Next week, the Pope, in his fourth consistory, will elevate five more bishops, including men from El Salvador, Mali, Laos, and Sweden — the first ever from Scandinavia.

That's the 1970s for you, as a dyslexic might say, because it's from the 1790s – the first ever edition of this paper, in fact.

We're coming to you live from Berlin, where the first ever official TechCrunch Europe conference is kicking off this morning.

In 2009 she starred in "You who will emerge from the flood," the first ever underwater opera.

Jessica Sanchez, a 16-year-old high school student from San Diego, is the first ever recipient of a judges' "save" to make the finals.