Sentence examples for influence for the first from inspiring English sources
Najmieh said she detected a Persian influence for the first time on Vampire Weekend's new album, and when I mentioned that to Rostam he agreed.
Observers say the Taliban have, through a campaign of violence directed against the three main secular parties, intimidated all parties and become a political force with national influence for the first time.
They promised to reform Senate rules and allow the minority party a modicum of influence for the first time, but it did not take long before the two parties were squabbling over resources and rules much as they had before.
The conjuncture in 2010 of a Labour party that has lost so much public confidence and a Conservative party that has not yet won it has enabled Mr Clegg to take his party close to the threshold of real influence for the first time in nearly 90 years.
This holiday, especially beloved by the old hippie set, commemorates Albert Hoffmann's discovery of LSD and the bike trip he made while under its influence for the first time.
It is a new generation of space systems by which humans will finally leave our planet's influence for the first time and explore deep space -- indeed, a rocket and space ship to everywhere.
In a further reflection of the region's scant influence, for the fifth straight election not one of the presidential or vice-presidential debates is to be held in any of the eight states.
He returned after an injection to numb the pain, but was unable to exert an influence for the third game running following anonymous performances in St Helens' Super League grand final defeat by Leeds and England's World Cup opener against Papua New Guinea.
The East -- and the third world -- were major influences: for the first time at Kips Bay, India, Africa and Morocco seemed as influential as Versailles.
In a two-page report released by the "first doctor," Dr. Jeffrey C. Kuhlman gave the president a strong bill of health, saying he was a physically active 50-year-old who eats a healthy diet (the president regularly cites the influence of the first lady, Michelle Obama, for that one), stays at a healthy weight and "on occasion drinks alcohol," in moderation.
Too much influence for some: the first review Coe's novel received, in the TLS, was written by a rather scathing Nigella Lawson: "inside this experimental fiction is a straightforward narrative struggling to get out, and underneath all the fey would-be intellectualising lie signs of genuine literary talent".
