Sentence examples for granted first from inspiring English sources

And Mr. Brinkley would be granted first -- and for a while unique -- access.

Under Labour's plans, the right to review would be granted first in rape and and child sexual exploitation cases.

His book ticks off how each of the Apple innovations that we now take for granted first occurred to Mr. Jobs or his creative team.

"We are delighted that Lord Ashcroft came to the decision that the Mail was the right paper to be granted first exclusive serialisation rights".

Royal charters covering the area had been granted, first to French merchant Antoine Crozat in 1712 and then in 1717 to the Scottish businessman John Law, whose Company of the West failed in 1720.

On the state level the Morrill Act of 1862 provided for federal state cooperative programs in which the federal government granted first land, then money, to the states for the establishment of technical agricultural colleges.

The former England captain Ian Botham, who played for Durham when the club was granted first-class status 25 years ago, subsequently confirmed his interest in helping his old county.

That they were urged to build an international venue by the ECB, when granted first-class status in 1992, is an irony that has not been lost on many during the ongoing saga.

Eventually, a compromise was reached in which the Aube was granted second-class Champagne status.

"The one thing Joe always preaches is don't take anything for granted," third baseman Aaron Boone said.

I think given that they were the first club to be granted first-class status in 70 years, it really is an amazing achievement to have made the progress they have over the last two decades.