Sentence examples for this second sentence from inspiring English sources

During the uttering of this second sentence we were maneuvering around to get a look at the speaker, but the crowd was dense & we didn't make it.

Unless it is a proposition about conventions, this second sentence of the response is true.

The truth of this second sentence evidently requires that there is something that is not actual, contrary to the dictates of actualism.

Now imagine that someone came along in the year 7010 (some five thousand years later) and added this second sentence.

This second sentence, annunciates that even through the dark night of battle the flag was still there, lit up by the light of exploding rockets and bombs.

One could imagine that, after this second sentence, the next sentence could be "Becky's attempt to get the ball was thwarted by John".

"I spent the first week just having this debate with myself about what to do with this first sentence.

This first sentence of a hard news article should summarize the important details of the news event.

Like, for instance, this first sentence: Later, as he sat on his balcony eating the dog, Dr Robert Laing reflected on the unusual events that had taken place within this huge apartment building during the previous three months.

This first sentence, as mundane as it may appear, was my single greatest obstacle to overcome.

Take, for example, the first sentence in Chapter 1 of Hooper's Of Moths and Men (Hooper 2002): "To begin at the beginning, the Lepidoptera are divided into two orders: butterflies (Rhopalocera) and moths (Heterocera)." Those who have no experience of entomological classification may not realize that this first sentence is simply wrong.