Sentence examples for the first roster from inspiring English sources

Mr. Harvey, 30, was among the first roster of postgraduate musicians admitted to the successful program run by Carnegie Hall and the Juilliard School, the Academy.

This has been his mantra since 1999, when the first roster of gifted musicians from the Middle East gathered for an intensive three-week workshop in Weimar, Germany.

The schedule did them a favor by allowing them to complete all four preseason games before the first roster cuts must be made Tuesday, and the Jets want to take full advantage.

At NBC, Mr. Zucker, who has led the network to unchallenged leadership in his first year as top programmer, faces the first roster of shows developed under his aegis -- and he acknowledged the weight of what has become NBC's albatross: trying to find a comedy that can replace "Friends," which will be entering its final season.

The first roster, in 1998, included now-familiar names: Infosys, Johnson Electric, Anglo Irish Bank and Dassault Systemes.

Not Pictured From 2004 The following photographs of American service members were unavailable when The Times published its first "Roster of the Dead" on Sept. 9, 2004.

But on this date, McLachlan and Harris, on the Fair's first roster in 1997, were supported by Team Lilith's all-rookie lineup of nine acts.

The Mets made their first roster moves of the spring, reducing to 57 players.

The Giants made their first roster move, waiving defensive tackle Nate Robinson.

Fred Hoiberg is working with the fourth-youngest roster, and is leading Chicago toward a promising future.

Of the 88 students on the sixth-grade roster, 5 remained elusive when the home visits began on Aug. 8.