Sentence examples for the first displays from inspiring English sources

It's one of the first displays of real disagreement between any of the candidates.

The first displays the ingredients of typical Bahian dishes, along with the utensils required to make them and photographs of the final results, while the second is a store that sells cookbooks, sweets and compotes.

The first displays a comic pas de deux for a tall woman and shorter man; the second is a fleeting romantic encounter; the third, a bravura pas de deux that eventually incorporates the entire cast to dazzling massed effect.

Take "Theme Sheet," the name given to one of the first displays: it tackles no fewer than 16 different subjects, including various geometric designs, a man with a "Roman" profile, a rearing horse, a bell tower, strands of curly hair, a tree and two stems.

Among the first displays inside the "Pioneer Spirit" room is a political cartoon by Benjamin Franklin, published on May 9, 1754, in The Pennsylvania Gazette: the image of a snake in 13 segments, symbolizing the call for the colonies to unite.

One of the first displays includes four 18th-century marble sculptures attributed to the Flemish artist Jan Claudius de Cock (1667-1735) depicTheg "The Four Continents" — Africa, Asia, the Americas and Europe — each personified by a woman with attributes taken from Cesare Ripa's "Iconologia" (1593), the most influential iconographical dictionary of the period.

It was, the article added, "the first display of China's abilities as a great power".

The TV Typewriter provided the first display of alphanumeric information on a common television set.

Fitzsimmons knocked Corbett out with the first display of his solar plexus punch.

The first display, for example, is a map of the harbor with the Park Service's sites featured.

The first display aquarium was opened to the public in 1853 at Regent's Park in London.