Sentence examples for this first division from inspiring English sources

Under manager Alan Archibald, all the hubbub created during Partick's successful 'We got this' First Division title success last season seems to have snowballed during the July heat wave.

In most cases, the GRC of A. lucidus is eliminated in one mitosis and move to the pole cell, but some populations escape this first division and are eliminated in the following mitoses (Staiber 2006).

In this Fourth Division version, Blanche's memory of her late husband and her disastrous discovery of him in a homosexual embrace was materialized.

He drove a formula two Ferrari in this "second division" class of the German grand prix, then moved up to formula one with the Maranello squad for the Italian and Moroccan races, helping team-mate Mike Hawthorn become the sport's first British world champion driver by waving him through to finish second behind Stirling Moss's race-winning Vanwall.

This fifth division caters to the bank's 1,000 largest clients, and competes with the likes of Goldman , Sachs

A mutant that fails to undergo this second division led us to the SHORT-ROOT (SHR) gene.

He did allow for the word 'being' to be used in accordance with attribution when we think of creatures as beings only because they reflect the nature of the God who created them, but in general he held that 'being' and all other metaphysically and theologically important analogical terms principally belonged to this third division.

This second division becomes more problematic and we have observed an increase of apoptosis together with mitotic delay.

Although audio broadcasts of college and professional sports are common on the Web, this is the first Division I college football game to be broadcast online with streaming video and audio.

After a poor season without Houtteman in 1951, Rolfe predicted, "We'll be back in the first division this season because Art Houtteman is back.

In contrast to the first division, this rotation is an alignment along the short axis of the cell, a violation of Hertwig's rule (Fig. 1A).