Sentence examples for sung for the first from inspiring English sources

In their headquarters the future Polish national anthem—"Jeszcze Polska nie zginęła" ("Poland Has Not Yet Perished")—was sung for the first time.

It was at the stadium on 9 October 1962 that the Union Jack was lowered, independence was inaugurated and the national anthem sung for the first time.

He was lucky enough to catch her the day after she had sung for the first time in years at a family wedding.

Hayes Biggs's wedding motet "Tota Pulchra Es," here being sung for the first time, impressed by its quiet solemnity and neat working of its expressive opening motif: not empty fanfares but a reminder of the seriousness and privacy of love.

The title role in this revival of the Franco Zeffirelli production will be sung for the first time at the Met by Bryn Terfel, the Welsh bass-baritone, and the soprano Renee Fleming will sing Donna Anna for the first time at the Met as well.

Having watched the people of Cherbourg sing "La Marseillaise" and hail French Resistance fighters, Mr. LeSueur told his radio audience: "The words of the great French anthem rang out over the town square, sung for the first time by liberated Frenchmen in the free capital of Normandy and sung with such a feeling of life and warmth as has not been heard in France for four years".

On cue, he sang for the first time.

In 1726 the contralto Anna Girò sang for the first time in a Vivaldi opera.

And I sang for the first time in public in a chapel there.

(5) Back to article Cocker sang for the first President George Bush in January 1989.

Close on 100,000 people saw Presley sing for the first time in his career in New York.