Sentence examples for the very first days from inspiring English sources

We tend to think of this exercise in multicultural uplift as a latter-day phenomenon, but it actually dates to the very first days of television.

"I was there from the very first days, of putting together the treatment.

"From the very first days, they were all deeply suspicious of each other.

Government troops killed large numbers of Nuer, most of them civilians, in the very first days of the fighting.

"In the very first days of chaos I put up a small tent to act as a women's centre.

From the very first days of the American occupation, until now, electricity has proven a constant in the suffering of Iraq's people.

The dog had a fit the very first day.

"I felt confident from the very first day.

The 27-year-old supervisor realised this was no regular retail from the very first day.

But from the very first day he did at home what he does on the track.

Time magazine put it there with a story dated, fittingly, the very first day of summer.