Sentence examples for historically first from inspiring English sources

Historically, first ladies have served a variety of roles.

Historically, first debates between presidential contenders have been more important than those that followed.

Historically, first class and business represented about 10 percent of the seats on a traditional, three-class aircraft, but generated a third or more of a flight's revenue.

They break the traditional divide between, say, first lady and first person (i.e., Michelle Obama and Mrs. Merkel), in which historically first ladies wore dresses, and women in the business of governing wore, well, the pants.

MARKETERS promoting their products online have followed a fairly standard arc historically, first buying digital ads and building their own Web sites in the early years of the Internet, and more recently amassing followers on social networks like Facebook and Twitter.

The Site-Occupancy Disorder (SOD) program was historically first to implement such functionalities [28].

"Historically, second base was breasts.

Historically, third parties have also called attention to issues ignored or avoided by the major parties of the day.

Historically, second-term, midterm elections are dismal for the party of the president in power as voters seem to develop some sort of political fatigue.

New York University, a historically second or third rate institution, is arguably still second or third rate, but it nevertheless now rivals Columbia University in status because it has expanded brutally, whereas Columbia has mostly stayed confined.

But, historically, third parties served as incubators for abolitionism, women's suffrage and the minimum wage, and he said the Working Families Party consistently pushed issues like health care and affordable housing that liberals became accustomed to viewing as hopeless.