Sentence examples for very first official from inspiring English sources

A couple of years ago, I came here on my very first official trip as First Lady.

With her story, which concludes on the "path of peace," Mrs. Alayan was improvising a setup for the opening lesson in a new first-grade reader, the very first official reader written by and for Palestinians.

This is the very first official Into The Woods image to be released by Disney, showing Meryl Streep crawling around in a tree dressed as the mum of the scary one from Shakespeare's Sister from the Stay video from 1992.

(Knowing the premium China places on protocol, it was no accident that Mr Xi's very first official visit as president was to Moscow; and that he went to St Petersburg for the G20 summit in the middle of his Central Asian tour).

To me, it's something that's always been there, ever since the very first official release.

Exactly what "it" entails is subject to debate; this week, "it" meant releasing Ed Lee's very first official campaign commercial.

Brittany Packnett, a member of the task force and a campaigner against excessive force by police, said the announcement should be just "the very first step" in official efforts to reform police accountability throughout the US.

On its website, the Mint said: "The Royal Mint has never struck one before, but in 2013, for the very first time, an official, legal tender UK £20 coin will be available.

And so, from its very first words, the official narrative was built on a lie, or at best a half-truth.

The forum will bring together, for the very first time, government officials, regulators, bankers, telecommunications executives, and international development organizations to focus collectively on how to provide the poor with safe places to save.

From its very first words, however, the official narrative was built on a half-truth.