Sentence examples for that first found from inspiring English sources
"Lately, I've been assaulted by news, both distant and near, that suggests a certain sense of frustration," he said of his new material, a far cry from the somewhat maniacal sound that first found the band fame.
And when the phrase 'strict constructionist' is used, and when the names of Scalia and Thomas are used as benchmarks for who would be appointed, those are code words, and nobody should mistake this, for saying that the governor would appoint people who would overturn Roe v. Wade," the 1973 ruling that first found a constitutional right to abortion.
It retains a cut when a customer that first found a space through its service signs on for a longer leasing, Berta confirmed.
And now GoDaddy, a company that first found success by making it easy for anyone to buy a domain, is doubling down on the website creation space.
The study is "a real feat," says Sven Andersen, a molecular biologist at the University of Copenhagen, Denmark, and part of the team that first found the resilin gene.
The GWAS that first found the association between BCL11A and HbF overcame the obstacle of having a small sample size by taking subjects from the extremes of HbF distribution scale [ 34].
The first track on The Great Escape, "All I Think About," is an old-fashioned rocker that first finds Miriello channeling Joplin.
Keogh (2003) devised a two-step shorting method that first finds the appropriate end points of an alignment before calculating a global alignment up to these points.
Blin et al. [ 13] proposed a greedy method based on algorithms for global alignment that first finds a set of anchors and then recursively match genes found in large common intervals.
His mother Beverley Irving, 42, spoke of her devastation at his death – and revealed that she first found out that something had happened to him via Facebook.
"It was only in 1995 that we first found evidence that other stars also have planets orbiting them.
