Sentence examples for the first through from inspiring English sources
noun
The person or thing in the first position.
- He was the first to complete the course.
"The first through the fourth lines and every defender.
The first, through Nov. 20, is Cemita's, which serves Mexican sandwiches and tacos.
Officer Salerno, the first through the door, was hit three or four times.
I discovered the first through a colleague who sent me some CDs.
"I'd love to see Shaq be the first through the door on a drug warrant".
Still, the preseason news media poll looked familiar, with Penn, Harvard, Yale and Brown occupying the first through fourth places.
Chinese state-run television noted that the parade was the first through Beijing to feature cruise missiles.
From the first through third grades, I went to school in a neighboring town because it was the school where my mother got her first teaching job.
With labour markets lacklustre in most rich nations, and protectionist sentiment on the rise, no politician wants to be the first through the door.
My other doubt is that, even if Cats was not the first through-composed score, it signalled the subordination of the dramatic book to an all-enveloping experience.
The pipes were filled with water and pressurized; the pressure was maintained at 35 MPa till the first through-thickness crack was observed.
