Sentence examples for in the first indication from inspiring English sources

And in the first indication that a curse might have been laid on them while they slept, Tristen spontaneously miscarries.

In the first indication of how many deaths Louisiana alone might expect, Robert Johannessen, a spokesman for the State Department of Health and Hospitals, said on Wednesday that the Federal Emergency Management Agency had ordered 25,000 body bags.

In the first indication that high-ranking officers are among the accused, officials at a rape crisis center near the academy said yesterday that a recent graduate had told them she was assaulted by a colonel, who she said was allowed to retire without being prosecuted.

In the first indication of how Democrats would reshape President Bush's proposal to cut capital gains taxes, Senator Lloyd Bentsen said today that raising the tax rate for short-term capital gains, to discourage investors from selling assets to realize quick profits, appealed to him.

In the first indication of defense strategies in a case that has drawn national attention, lawyers for several defendants said their clients had been drawn into the attacks by family feuds, personal grudges or anger at Amish critics of their community.

BUZZ: In the first indication that this sector could be ripe for consolidation, Eharvest, another ag Web site, merged with Farms.com earlier this year.

In Indiana The First Indication Of a Costly Error CTB has its headquarters in a tan fortress perched atop a hill overlooking California's idyllic Monterey Peninsula.

The two men were jailed in 2007, the first indication of the wider scandal.

In apparently the first indication that G.M. might fall short, William J. Lovejoy, the group vice president for sales, service and marketing, said during a conference call today that the goal was ambitious.

Proangiogenic capacity of S100A4 in vivo and its influence on endothelial cells' motility in vitro was the first indication of the extracellular significance of S100A4 in tumour progression (Ambartsumian et al, 2001).

That discussion, in July 1997, is the first indication that Mr. Clinton took an interest in returning Ms. Lewinsky to the White House from her public affairs job at the Pentagon, where she was transferred against her wishes in April 1996.