Sentence examples for the maiden attempt from inspiring English sources

"India will become the first Asian country to have achieved this and if it happens in the maiden attempt itself, India could become the first country in the world to have reached distant Mars on its own steam in the first attempt," said Isro chairman K Radhakrishnan as it approached.

To the best of our knowledge, this is a maiden attempt investigating the cheaper form (microsize) of conductivity particles.

The Q is Google's maiden attempt at making its own hardware (and, unusually, is manufactured in the United States).

All of them highlight the fact that it has become the first country to successfully send a spacecraft into orbit around the Red Planet on its maiden attempt.

Offers Road Map For Policy With U.S. PARIS, Nov. 3 -- European governments drew up a road map for relations with the new U.S. president Monday in their maiden attempt to present a concerted policy to guide dealings with the United States.

Maiden attempt has been made for the direct estimation of the contributions of silver and copper ions to the ionic conductivity in superionic solids obtained in CuI-doped silver oxysalt systems.

While there is a history of runners winning their debut marathon -- Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia won the Olympic marathon in 1952 on his maiden attempt -- victories by rookies appear to have become more prevalent in recent years.

The maiden launch attempt one year ago didn't go so well, and today's launch was almost aborted.

A maiden attempt has been made by the authors to devise a new technique to retrofit RC beams with external reinforcement.

At the age of eleven, Wharton reports, she made her maiden attempt at a novel of manners, which began with one character saying to another, "Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Brown?.

At the age of eleven, Wharton reports, she made her maiden attempt at a novel of manners, which began with one character saying to another, "Oh, how do you do, Mrs. Brown?..