Sentence examples for the first conceived from inspiring English sources

While the Georgia effort was apparently the first conceived solely as an online project, an online-only Washington State encyclopedia was published before it, at: www.historylink.org.org

The exhibition is the first conceived specifically for the museum by Mr. Deitch, who took over this past spring after a long career as a New York art dealer.

The opera was the first conceived by a Russian composer on a grand scale, set to a Russian text and patriotic in its appeal.

According to the indictment, the teenagers first conceived of the plan to rob and kill people in June 2000.

The KH-35, which the Soviet Union first conceived in the 1970s, has a turbojet engine and can be used by motorboats, naval helicopters, warplanes, and coastal strike systems, the Military Analysis Network explains.

"What if more of the web worked the way BitTorrent does?" he writes of how the company first conceived of the problem.

Back in 1979, when the men first conceived of the film, studios were regularly releasing sophisticated, dark films like "Deerhunter" and "Apocalypse Now," said Mr. Gross, 50.

Ironically it was here during the Second World War that the Arts Council was first conceived as the Committee for the Encouragement of Music and the Arts.

The exhibition, first conceived as an exploration of hip-hop fashion, evolved into a wider, looser interpretation of a cultural phenomenon, from music to magazines.

The skit, first conceived in 2009 and roughly modeled after TED Talks, features Resnick telling the audience how to create a complete digital backup of himself.

The film was first conceived under the title The Fear.