Sentence examples for imprint the first from inspiring English sources
On 2 June, Pushkin Press will publish Bird in a Cage under its Vertigo crime imprint, the first in a planned series of Dard's psychological "novels of the night".
Out in September via his own Night Bass imprint, the first taste of the record features contributions from Paris producer Tchami and Atlanta rapper Rome Fortune, who delivers some bleary-eyed vocals over a slinky, metallic house beat.
In a dream, he imagines that he embraces Elizabeth, his bride to be: But as I imprinted the first kiss on her lips, they became livid with the hue of death; her features appeared to change, and I thought that I held the corpse of my dead mother in my arms; a shroud enveloped her form, and I saw the grave-worms crawling in the folds of the flannel.
Instead, the package remained closed while Miss Warshawsky, presuming that the helpless creature would imprint on the first new mommy it saw, frantically scoured the company and the phone book for adoptive parents.
Wit, erudition and stylistic elegance imprint the fourth and final outing for the legal scholar Hilary Tamar and his (or her) young colleagues, who put their heads together on an amusing whodunit that involves an insider trading scheme and somehow necessitates a holiday in Cannes for the sleuths.
This analysis confirmed the occurrence of imprinting in 74 genes identified in previous studies, and revealed imprinting for the first time in a further 41 genes.
Do we own a beach towel imprinted with the first page of "Northanger Abbey"?
So I set out a bit nervously, which may be why, like a newly hatched duckling, I imprinted on the first thing I saw at the entrance to the museum's African galleries near the lobby.
In the case of hormonal imprinting, the first encounter between a hormone and its developing target cell receptor usually at the perinatal period determines the normal receptor-hormone connection for life.
The rapid expansion produced gravitational waves, and those waves left an imprint on the first light.
Nikita Khrushchev left a deep imprint on the first 47 years of the Communist era, almost two-thirds of its whole history.
