Sentence examples for subject the first from inspiring English sources

Much of the focus will be on climate change, with a special meeting on the subject the first day.

Roach's efforts were rewarded with two Academy Awards for best short subject, the first for Laurel and Hardy's The Music Box (1932) and the second for the Our Gang entry Bored of Education (1936).

He has bitten off an impossibly huge subject – the first world war, its aftermath and how we see it today – and attempted to write a five-movement Mahlerian symphony that encapsulates it.

Melville took as his subject the first international industry dominated by the United States, and thereby bore witness to the "manifest destiny" of a nation just beginning during his lifetime to grow from a continental into a world power.

You would not be the first artist to behave like a ruthless egomaniac, nor your subject the first to believe his life was ruined by his portrayal in a work of art, nor I the first to enjoy such a work.

Just one in 10 of people taking a GCSE in French went on to take an AS-level in the subject (the first stage of an A-level).

As if to demonstrate the strength of interest in this subject, the first-ever world conference on CCPs was held earlier this year under the auspices of the DTCC, in London.

It followed last year's hit about a similar subject, "The Sixth Sense," whose child medium moans, "I see dead people".

For each subject, the first-order regression line was computed from nine data points for %Rec and %Det during fatiguing contractions of the bilateral MG.

This means that the first paragraph will compare one aspect of a subject and the second, the same aspect of the other subject; the third paragraph will compare a second aspect of a subject and the fourth, the same aspect of the second subject – and so on, making sure to always address each subject in the same order.

To begin with, we study the case subject to the first type of boundary conditions.