Sentence examples for its first days from inspiring English sources

It has been a long time since there were hostile warships in New York Harbor, a long time since the independence of this nation was seriously at risk, the way it was in its first days.

The drink menu is no longer as dependent on the great old cocktail books as it was in its first days, but there is still the English milk punch from "Professor" Jerry Thomas' 1862 "How to Mix Drinks": milk, clarified in a complicated process taking several days, flavored with spices and mellowed with bourbon, absinthe, Batavia arrack and three rums, among other thing, served cold.

Brel's hopes that his final album Les Marquises would slip out with little fanfare were somewhat dashed when it shifted 600,000 copies in its first days.

If it continues to fall and there are good reasons for thinking it might the consequences could be grim.Although the dollar fell a bit against the euro in its first days of trading, it dropped by far more against the yen.

"It was an operational disaster for its first days of opening," Dr. de Neufville said of Heathrow's Terminal 5. Still, the only area where bags were more likely to get lost last year than in previous years was during transfers from one flight to another.

It may yet turn out to be cautious but it did not feel like that in its first days.

Part of this was hype -- the usual cycle of "it's not funny" and then "it's back!" that has haunted the show since its first days.

It earned about on its first day.

On its first day of trading in August, it soared from $26 to close at $58.

In the UK, Ireland and Malta it brought in a record $14.8 million on its first day.

Its stock jumped 93 percent from its first day of trading.