Sentence examples for supposed first from inspiring English sources

He got the leg-up at Epsom on the Khalid Abdullah-owned colt with Pat Eddery on the owner's supposed first string Tenby.

And the larger question: why, six years after 9/11, is this sort of fishing expedition the supposed first line of defense in the war on terrorism?

The three-drug cocktail that is used by 37 American states is supposed first to induce unconsciousness, then to paralyse muscles and block breathing, and finally to stop the heart.

In fact, the circumscribed idea of equality that Lee gives her hero – qualified even further last year by the controversial publication of Mockingbird's supposed "first draft", Go Set a Watchman – foreshadows America's unfinished business with race.

But, worse, Campbell was being quizzed about an email in which Pruce described Scarlett's supposed "first draft" of the dossier as "this latest draft", something that should have a whole belfry of alarm bells.

The novel A Twist at the End: A Novel of O. Henry and the Texas Servant Girl Murders of 1885 perhaps stands apart for its fictional portrayal of America's supposed first recorded serial murders.

It was essential, they said, given that his supposed first-round victory was fraudulent to the point of farce.

The Telegraph, however, is the one paper still holding out, with a page lead on the supposed "second wave".

In the first paragraphs of The Name of the Rose, Eco destabilizes his readers who begin doubting the reliability of this supposed first-person narration of actual historical events.

But far from being a Democratic Party operative or even activist, Kernell appears to have allegedly hacked Palin's account for other reasons, describing the hacking as "just some prank to me" in a supposed first-hand account of the hacking incident.

For confirmation of this result, primers flanking the supposed second intron were designed and RT-PCR was performed.