Sentence examples for label for the first from inspiring English sources
The Borghese name will appear on the label for the first time with this year's vintage.
In addition, cubic Cu2O nanoframes with hollow edges were employed as the label for the first time.
He's recently signed to a major label for the first time since 1999 and a new record is planned for next year.
Mr. Martin, left, told the audience: "You won't see us at one of these for many, many years, so this is our last chance, so we should really thank our label for the first time in history.
Teri Thornton, a jazz singer who had started to resurrect her career after winning the Thelonious Monk International Jazz Competition in 1998 and being signed to a major record label for the first time in three decades, died on Tuesday at Englewood Hospital and Medical Center in New Jersey.
"I bet almost no average beer drinker would be able to tell you that it only showed up on a German beer label for the first time in the 1950s, and it was only used as a marketing term in the 20th century," he said.
The 69-year-old designer has walked away from her own label for the third time.
After 2 years, initial sham-treated eyes were eligible to receive IVTA as the study became open label for the third year.
The influence of Firth (e.g. 1957a/1968: 173–177) is at play here, with context included as a crucial part of the spectrum of analyses needed to account for meaning (as function in context) – as also reflected in the context label for the third 'plane' in Halliday's early model in Figure 4 above.
After encountering difficulty picking up a record label for the first-time album, Jay Levey (a Los Angeles artists' manager) provided KIQQ-FM with a copy of "I Love Rocky Road".
The correction for cumulative loss of label for the second and third washing steps was performed as exemplified by the following equation (2): (2) Cumulative Binding = Activity % in NPs × Activity % in NPs prewash Triplicate samples of labelled NPs were prepared on a NanoSep membrane as described above.
