"my first entry" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It can be used as a noun phrase to refer to the initial or introductory entry in a written piece or record. Example: "My first entry in this journal captures my excitement and nerves as I embark on my first solo trip abroad."
I was making my first entry as the freeholder of a property I would enjoy and develop at leisure".
Now, I know this is my first entry and I can't be seen to be cheating, but I want to put forward a collection of books.
My first entry --what thoughts, feelings, and actions could potentially threaten my spiritual self today, and what can I do to protect it.
We lighted candles, my friend played games on his cellphone, and I tried and failed to read by candlelight on my old Kindle, which inspired me to make my first entry on my Revised Hurricane Preparedness List: When the stores reopen, get the new backlit Kindle.
My first entry stressed the moral premises that drive a nation's fiscal affairs.
Upon my first entry, for example, I received a "unicorn" emoji that Emojiary said was for helping me with my "far-out, mystical feelings". Okay then!
I came to Manhattan and got my first entry-level job as a credit analyst.
As I write my second entry as an intern of the Burke Library, I am struck by the great contrast between this day and my first day in January.
I defy anybody to read Sebastian Junger with a straight face after consuming "The Albania of My Existence," the first entry here: "I've been going to bed lately on a pile of jagged stones covered only by a thin cotton blanket half-eaten by moths...
My first daily entry on the front page went live in January 1996.
Now you can see why my first blog entry is late (you were supposed to be reading this on Monday!) — and I promise to get better at this.
