Sentence examples for then first of all from inspiring English sources
Yet Bretton Woods is — and was even then — first of all a resort high in the White Mountains of New Hampshire, a place where summer breezes blow cool, autumns glow red and gold, and winter can be counted on to bring snow even in a warming world.
Then, first of all, a FEC source block is constructed from a set of RTP packets, exactly those generated in a Tpp.
If the number of services keeps growing, but we cannot easily find them to use them, then first of all, the economic incentive for creating the services will drop.
In 2010, she told the New Statesman: "If you have a pop at the British Muslim community in the media, then first of all it will sell a few papers; second, it doesn't really matter; and third, it's fair game.
"When people start a doctoral degree, if they feel their English is not very good, then first of all they should take English education in their home country but [also]... spend some time, maybe the summer months or a semester, in an English-speaking laboratory," says Robert Anholt, William Neal Reynolds Professor of Biology and Genetics at North Carolina State University in Raleigh.
If you want to be a successful surfer, then first of all embrace the cultural exchange aspect, not the free-place-to-stay portion.
Then second of all, I think probably a little bit of a layoff, it's been quite a while since he's pitched.
And then, second of all, beyond my relationship with the Suns, Tyson Chandler is a part of The Players Tribunee, so we all think the world of him not only as a person, but as a veteran basketball player.
What happens then? A. First of all the state would no longer be able to pay for the basics, such as civil servants' salaries, pensions, and welfare.
Hillary thought a moment then said, "First of all, tell them I'm glad they're interested in politics, and I really mean that.
Then came criteria: "First of all, she's got to be at least" -- there was a murmur of anticipation before the punch line -- "19 years old".
