Sentence examples for genuine first from inspiring English sources

There are also often genuine "first mover" advantages.

Talkback Thames chief executive Lorraine Heggessey said: "This is a huge vote of confidence from ITV in the show and is a genuine first on UK television.

What he did was to take an essay or a long poem from a genuine first edition & print it as a searate, pre-dated pamphlet, which then became a "first".

In London a genuine first world war veteran, HMS President, which was dazzle-painted in the war and is now a party ship moored on the Thames embankment, will dazzle again.

It has especial relevance for the London franchise, secured by ESTV, the company owned by Evgeny Lebedev, publisher of the Evening Standard, The Independent and i. ESTV's chief operating officer, Tim Kirkman, spoke of London Live (the channel's title) with enormous enthusiasm, painting a picture of newspaper-TV synergy that, should it happen, will be a genuine first.

I mean these guys were genuine first movers.

Morris firmly believes the Interrotron's distancing effect actually produces a form of intimacy, a genuine first-person address.

But some warned that policing the new regime to ensure only genuine first-time buyers take advantage of the tax break would prove a headache for the authorities.

Several generations on, this new one is also made in India, joining the Hyundai i10 and i20 as small, modern cars designed and made to genuine first-world standards.

From it Sarah Taylor has emerged, in her capacity as a wicketkeeper-batsman of genuine first-class standard, as arguably the best female cricketer of all time, and the astounding Lydia Greenway as its finest fielder.

The flanker Dan Thomas scored a try on his Premiership debut, playing all 80 minutes, and, as Humphreys pointed out, the scrum-half Callum Braley, stand-off Billy Burns, flanker Ross Moriarty (suspended on Saturday) and wing Henry Purdy (who also scored against Irish) have established themselves as genuine first-team contenders.