Sentence examples for outset of the first from inspiring English sources

Zuccarello hit the post with a slap shot from the slot at the outset of the first power play.

Before joining Mr. Bloomberg's administration at the outset of the first term, Mr. Méndez-Santiago, 54, led the Spanish Speaking Elderly Council, a Brooklyn-based social services agency.

It starts with a reference to Lil Wayne – the cough that Longstreth gives at the outset of the first track, Offspring Are Blank ("Wayne is the king," he says).

Refusing Sheldon's plea, Green said at the outset of the first session of legal argument that "this is plainly a serious case" which, in his view, "requires full judicial review".

It was this knowledge of how a song should be shaped and her bodily understanding of where her voice should fall that Houston brought to her famous performance of "The Star-Spangled Banner" in 1991, at the outset of the first Iraq War, twenty-five yeago ago today.

People already well acquainted with Maxwell's work will be fascinated to read, at the outset of the first Library of America volume — "Early Novels and Stories" — the author's first novel, "Bright Center of Heaven" (1934), which Maxwell, after a sold-out edition of a thousand volumes and a largely unsold second printing of another thousand, in effect suppressed.

At the outset of the second season of "The Voice" Jermaine Paul was all about business.

At the outset of the Second Seminole War, 166 years ago, rampaging Indians attacked the lighthouse.

The Mavericks are 8-1 sinCubanban stopped giving interviews, at the outset of the second round in Los Angeles.

But ugly reality set in for the Nets at the outset of the fourth quarter, as the Portland Trail Blazers turned a tight game into a rout.

The Rangers swarmed Brodeur from the outset of the second period, and the Devils had to slash and hook to stop them.