Sentence examples for indeed in the first from inspiring English sources
Indeed, in the first few hours, some critical voices emerged.
Indeed in the first three rounds there were just three decisive games.
Indeed, in the first year, Spencer struggled to fill all his rooms.
Indeed, in the first flush of patriotic fervour, not a few Bolsheviks supported the war effort.
Indeed, in the first half Saturday, England gave away nine penalties; France only one.
Indeed, in the first decades of the 20th century, corporate paternalism was the norm in big firms.
Indeed, in the second volume of his biography of Voltaire, published in 1992, he even asserted that Frederick the Great of Prussia had seduced the young Voltaire.
Indeed, in the second of the series, Paul Greengrass's The Bourne Supremacy, ruthless CIA boss Brian Cox actually says: 'Cut to the chase, Pam' when his junior colleague Pam Landy Joan Allenn) starts on a third sentence.
Business confidence has turned down sharply in all of the three biggest economies in the euro area: Germany, France and Italy.Indeed, in the second quarter GDP fell in all three countries, paring their annual growth rates (see chart).
There are three high-performing No 8s in the English game right now and two of them, Sam Dickinson of Northampton and Dave Ewers of Exeter, are not in the Test squad – or, indeed, in the second-string Saxons group.
Indeed, in the fourth quarter of last year net trade made a handsome contribution to the gain in America's GDP, implying that foreigners pulled America along, rather than the other way around.
