Sentence examples for ultimately the first from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, the first step toward addressing future ills is to behave as if there will, in fact, be a future.

Ultimately, the first impression given — of a place both familiar and strange — is the only impression offered.

Ultimately, the first boat would sail past the finish line off Diamond Head, perhaps days ahead of the competition.

(Ultimately, the first season had twenty episodes, which turned out to be too many. For the second season, DR went back to ten).

As access became tantamount to power, however, the statesmen and politicians who experienced her authority tended to describe her as regent, secretary of state and ultimately, the first woman president.

Was this the fearful coda -- think of the last scene of "Carrie," monstrous hand coming out of the grave -- to an era that has already seen unprecedented partisan struggle over judicial nominations, various and assorted investigations of speakers, presidents and cabinet officers, and ultimately the first presidential impeachment in 130 years?

Ultimately, the twentieth century's ill-fated enthusiasm for asbestos was a collective disaster.

(The Lakers were ultimately the eighth and final play-off seed that season and were swept in their first series).

George Bellows, the subject of a tangy retrospective at the National Gallery, in Washington, D.C., was the most talented and, ultimately, the second-best artist who studied with Robert Henri, at the New York School of Art, early in the twentieth century.

"Ultimately the third-party ad tech definitely gets it," Akkerman said.

He was ultimately the fourth pick for Michael Jordan's Bobcats.