Sentence examples for of its first use from inspiring English sources

The plan derives its name from the site of its first use, Princeton, N.J., which in 1948 adopted it in an integration effort.

September 15 , 1981 The John Bull operates in Washington, D.C., on the 150th anniversary of its first use, becoming the oldest operable steam locomotive (and oldest self-propelled vehicle) in the world.

"To say you are going to take a whole new category of software and strangle it in its infancy because one of its first uses resulted in piracy -- that's a bad idea," said John Gilmore, president of the Electronic Frontier Foundation, an online liberties group based in San Francisco.

One of its first uses was to block a television station that supports Thaksin Shinawatra, a self-exiled former prime minister, whom many red shirts support.

Perhaps the myth of the harmlessness of DDT rests on the fact that one of its first uses was the wartime dusting of many thousands of soldiers, refugees, and prisoners, to combat lice.

One of its first uses in print came in January 2001 in the Telegraph-Herald of Dubuque, Iowa, when the city editor Amy Gilligan asked readers "Have you been Googled yet?

One of its first uses in the Obama era was by Senator Jim DeMint in 2008, speaking about the president's spending programme.

In this paper the development of BREXIT is explored using a corpus of 1,641,903 words including 2,435 instances of BREXIT from its first use in May 2012 to the UK general election in 2015.

Since the discovery of cortisone and its first use in patients with rheumatoid arthritis (RA) 1 glucocorticoids have been extensively used to suppress synovial inflammation.

A long entry on "deadhead" in the Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang traces its first use to 1841.

The coining of the word, and its first use in print, came before Boycott and his situation was widely known outside County Mayo.