Sentence examples for term for the first time from inspiring English sources

This term for the first time, teachers are designing their own engineering lessons and teaching them in the classroom as lead educators while Yiya supports in the background.

Labor has won a historic victory in Victoria, defeating a government after a single term for the first time in almost 60 years.

Andrews, 46, won a historic victory at the last election, defeating a government after a single term for the first time in almost 60 years.

This term, for the first time since the cap on tuition fees was tripled from £3,000 to £9,000 in 2012, almost all undergraduates will be paying top whack.

The darkening mood of American cinema didn't escape anyone's attention; critic Nino Frank's writeup in L'Ecran Français, using the term for the first time, finally gave film noir a name.

He served out his full five-year term for the first time, but after the party lost to the Congress Party in the 2002 assembly elections, he left office.

Households' average disposable income declined in 2010 in real terms for the first time since 1981.

Hearing these terms for the first time, I could only infer their meaning from the ongoing discussion in class.

With Johnson's encouragement, on 11 June 1963, Kennedy framed civil rights in moral terms for the first time during a national address.

The supermarket price war has helped push food prices down in annual terms for the first time in at least eight years.

In Britain, house prices increased in real terms for the first time since 1989, although they remain almost 30% below their peak.