Sentence examples for whatever first from inspiring English sources

The state's interest in providing necessary health care to women, Justice Lamont ruled, outweighed whatever First Amendment burden affected the religious charities.

I have all these bits of makeup in those little plastic bags that you get given when you fly, and I generally put on whatever first comes to hand – a bit of foundation, some eye makeup and some lipgloss – but that's about it.

A scientist will typically spend far less time on a blog post than he or she would spend on a paper reporting the results of his or her research or a conference presentation; users commenting on a scientist's blog post may often simply write whatever first comes to mind.

Whatever first comes to hand and if it works, it's a happy accident.

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Over the course of an entire childhood, for example, in a family where your still-married parents don't connect with one another, have disdain for one another, or remain unfulfilled, unconscious and far away from whatever first drew them together.

The Ravens have been reliable playoff spackle for years, keeping the A.F.C. properly glued together by dispatching whatever first-round playoff opponents don't belong before bowing out to the real contenders in later rounds.

Just young, coming in like they were in training, and I would say to them, especially when they said, "Oh, we've put your name and your picture through" -- like, Interpol, all the intelligence agencies of the world, or whatever, first-world countries -- "and nothing came back on you, you haven't even got a parking ticket"; I said, "That's because I haven't done anything".

I consider myself a believer first and Chinese or whatever second".

Advocates of opening new fronts in the war on terrorism fear exactly that -- that the concerns about a next attack are already fading in the public's mind in advance of opening whatever second front may come.

Its business model is a little unusual: All EFG bankers, or client relationship officers as they are called, are allowed to recommend whatever third-party products they see fit and are remunerated according to their profitability.