Sentence examples for stands for the first from inspiring English sources

In 1966, the club directors moved the pitch 2.74 m closer to the main stand, creating enough space for them to add a new safe standing area on the Midland Road side of the ground and open all four stands for the first time since 1960.

And then - that's better - he deposits the next ball into the stands for the first six.

It also stands for the first person, a first-person, active, user-generated content that's catching something of the moment.

Atlético's response drew chants from the stands for the first time and the second half started differently, even if they were almost caught on the counter.

An acrostic is a phrase or sentence in which the first letter of each word stands for the first letter in a list of words to be remembered.

Gil crushed it into the left-field stands for the first run Rivera has allowed in five games since being activated.

Ms Merkel stands for the second approach, though many in her party prefer the first.

The 0-0 restandstands for the third qualifying round, first-leg match in Turkey last week.

For an arbitrary selfadjoint nonnegative operator A we consider the semigroup etL=Γ(e−tA) on Lp, where Γ stands for the second quantization operator.

Ms Merkel, in both her person and her programme, stands for the second approach, but many in the party prefer the first.

The term ρ is the geometric distance between the two satellite antennas and the two receiver antennas, while I/f2 stands for the first-order ionosphere refraction.