Sentence examples for rule in the first from inspiring English sources

Underclassmen could rule in the first round, with as many as nine becoming first-round selections.

Devan New York I don't understand the "rule" in the first place.

He was about to end centuries of brutal white rule in the first election in which his black countrymen could vote, succeeding F. W. de Klerk as president.

In Kenya's case, the story goes back to the years of the struggle for independence from British rule in the first half of the last century.

It pivots explicitly into the territory of political advocacy, organization, and activism — which is certain to remind many in the profession of the very sin that led psychiatrists to adopt the Goldwater Rule in the first place.

BAGHDAD — Iraq's special criminal court on Monday acquitted Tariq Aziz, the man who once served as the urbane, cigar-smoking public face of Saddam Hussein's rule, in the first of three cases against him, delivering the most significant not guilty verdict in the prosecutions for crimes against humanity that occurred before the American invasion in 2003.

But Congress did not intend to impose such a strict rule in the second setting, he said.

A decade ago, the Darnells spotted hints of an outpost from the time of Persian rule in the sixth century B.C. at the oasis in the vicinity of a temple.

To rule in the second session of a trial – it means the judge didn't hear the defence or look at the evidence.

As Greek-speaking regions came under Roman rule in the second century B.C. they continued, though the Romans considered the nudity of athletes outlandish.

In Margaret Thatcher's Bruges speech, of 1988, which is regarded as the founding text of Euroskepticism, she described how "our nation was... 'restructured' under the Norman and Angevin rule in the eleventh and twelfth centuries".