Sentence examples for maiden effort from inspiring English sources

The fashion world will soon scrutinize his maiden effort, and so will many others.

P.P.S. James Fallows expertly diagnoses the problem with Kristol's maiden effort.

The commission's maiden effort, in 2001, was generally regarded as an improvement over previous plans.

Adamo's effortless expertise was on display in his 1998 maiden effort, "Little Women," alongside spells of cutesiness and clumsiness.

His maiden effort, Plunkett & MacCleane, was an energetic, iconoclastic highwayman romp fuelled by a full-bodied techno soundtrack.

George Meredith, acting as an adviser for Chapman and Hall, told Hardy not to "nail his colours to the mast" quite so irrevocably in his maiden effort.

Rydex and Morgan Stanley have each been able to raise over $2 billion for their maiden efforts, and to command premium fees for these funds.

When Milan Jovanovic scored the first goal and his maiden Liverpool effort after just nine minutes, the Kop relaxed and expected a cricket score.

When Newt Gingrich's historical science-fiction novel, "1945," goes on sale this summer, potential buyers will no doubt be impressed by the ringing praise offered up for the Speaker's maiden literary effort by luminaries of Gingrich's nemesis, the establishment press.

"Merrily" is work that I (like many Sondheim-ophiles) had consigned to the file of shows that, however flecked with brilliance, were too burdened by unfixable flaws to take flight.Yet this production, the maiden professional directorial effort of the actress (and frequent Sondheim interpreter) Maria Friedman, feels utterly and improbably airborne.

Notice the effort against maiden claimers.