Sentence examples for to be first come from inspiring English sources

The primary rule seems to be "first come, first serve," but this is subject to several conditions.

Because we only have four shirts in two sizes (XL and L) and only two designs this is going to be first come, first serve deal for the following four winners.

"If you start as badly as that you are lucky to be sixth come the end of it.

Whenever I see my daughter dancing to a rap song, I start tripping out because I stop and think - uh-oh, she's going to be second coming.

Dining from 11 p.m. to 2 a.m. will be first come first served: Public Theater, 425 Lafayette Street (Astor Place), (212) 539-8777.

Scheduling is often assumed to be first-come first-served (FCFS) or processor sharing (PS).

The program opens its doors at 6 AM PT on Tuesday (9AM for you east coasters), and there are only limited spots available, so it's probably going to be first-come, first-served.

If the service discipline is not given, it is assumed to be First-Come-First-Served (FCFS).

Seating to each is first come first served.

Finally, we assume decisions about whom to treat is "First Come First Served".

"A lot of banks will turn to the market in the months to come, and it's first come, first served".