Sentence examples for possibly first from inspiring English sources

Pi possibly first entered human consciousness in Egypt.

Tony Pulis possibly first suspected his time at Stoke City was running out last December.

The island was possibly first sighted in 1607 by Henry Hudson, who called it Hudson's Tutches (Touches).

But, after not getting the attention I had envisioned for the (possibly) first actuarial- themed crossword, I started to look into finding a broader audience.

Republicans are countering with the eponymous verb possibly first used in The Atlanta Journal-Constitution on Aug. 20 , 1987 "Let's just hope something enduring results for the justice-to-be, like a new verb: Borked.

It was possibly first developed by the Egyptians as early as 1200 bc, but its importance was most clearly emphasized in Phoenician, Greek, and Roman galleys (seagoing vessels propelled primarily by oars).

Yet only those with a firm, possibly first-hand, grasp of riding arrangements could truly have an edge here.

You heard it here first (or possibly second).

He stares guiltily into his sixth - or possibly seventh - Jack Daniel's and coke.

Sinead O'Connor yesterday announced her retirement from the music industry for the second, or possibly third, time.

"I couldn't possibly second-guess the NAO report," he simpered.