Sentence examples for might first be from inspiring English sources
WHEN at U.N.C. is the earliest some students might first be greeted by a brand ambassador?
The possibility that an atomic bomb might first be developed by Nazi Germany alarmed many scientists and was drawn to the attention of U.S. Pres.
The new personnel sphere, she said, might first be fitted onto Alvin's body, giving the old submersible a life extension and a capability boost.
Minority candidates can be facing some big-name coaches, but if you look at the track record, black candidates might first be runners-up, then get selected for head jobs.
The buyer was represented by Matthew Lesser, a broker for Leslie J. Garfield and Company, who said only that the house was to be used as a private home but might first be leased for a period of time.
In viewing the paintings of Mr. Osborne, one might first be reminded of the perforated metal covers on those generic, institutional-looking speakers that seem to dot some acoustic-tiled ceilings.
Even if the wearable's and implants might – at first – be from third parties.
The telltale signs of being in such a home might at first be hard to discern.
Where this might break first is in media publishing, as Benioff noted at the CrunchUp.
The first might be called "offshore" investors.
The first might be called the illusion of prelapsarian innocence.
