Sentence examples for ones from the first from inspiring English sources

Those images have been the predominant ones from the first four days of Wimbledon.

Tiles similar to the oldest ones from the first construction phase of the Malbork Castle were found in Elbląg castle (German-Elbling) and dated to 1260 1270 [6].

The nodes respond in timeslots according to the zone numbers: the ones from the first zone (closest to the sink) respond in the first timeslot, etc.

"The current crop of entrepreneurs has a much better combination of business and technical judgment compared to the ones from the first dotcom boom.

Although Kyo retains his third outfit in The King of Fighters XII, his moves were modified to his original ones from the first two games from the series.

Although the highlights of the second volume aren't quite as amazing as the ones from the first, there are still a lot of greats.

In the Tchaikovsky segment, an excerpt from the "Pathetique" Symphony with the Kirov Orchestra awkwardly followed hard on one from the Fifth Symphony with the Vienna Philharmonic.

There are Chinese ones from the seventeenth century, schematic ones that show the arrangement of houses and kilns and rivers.

Lancashire lost Ashwell Prince, who under-edged a Fidel Edwards' delivery on to his off-stump, but were 47 for one from the first six over power-play.

Hence, each essay receives two grades, one from the "first" reader and one from the "second" reader, who reads the entire exam.

Hence, each essay receives two grades, one from the "first" reader and one from the "second" reader, who reads all three essays of a major exam or the two essays of a minor exam.