First On In A Sentence

• We were the first on deck.
• Casca struck him first on the neck.
• My camera was first on one then on the other.
• Rub first on one side and then on the other.
• This is evidenced first on the tips of the wings.
• It was the first on the list to-day.
• They stood first on one foot and then on the other.
• Leslie threaded her way between the first on the floor.
• They insisted from the first on payments in cash.
• He stood first on one yellow foot and then on the other.
• This is the first on the route, and it is a very short one.
• Always first on duty, his work was never finished.
• The Western was first on his list.
• Nora stood up, first on one foot, then on the other.
• Try it first on the D string.
• The Goanese was first on his feet.
• The first, on the face of it, appears an absurdity.
• We called first on the latter, who knew our country well.
• Last year we found the first on the 11th of March.
• He balanced it, first on one hand, then, on the other.
• Mr. Owl stood first on one foot and then on the other.
• But the Mohawks were first on-the war path.
• He took the first on February 22d, 1875.
• The Albemarle Colony was first on the ground.
• But I have to be clear, first, on one point.
• Steamboats, first on Ohio, 165, 166.
• He called first on a GC wave-length and form.
• He called first on a GC wave length and form.
• Temporary stars: 134 B. C. the first on record, 35.
• Latham was first on his route and he entered the drug store.
• Has not my infant head been pillowed from the first on that maternal bosom?
• Marie stood first on one leg and then on the other and hung her head down.
• He was first on top of the overturned boat, and dragged me up after him.
• Winter pelage comes in first on the rump and spreads caudad and ventrad.
• And he put his finger first on his forehead, and then on his heart.
• Who was first on the ground, and why did he choose this particular region?
• She would have used her dagger first on herself, rather than on him.

• The conversation which so accidentally reached me could not have been the first on the subject.
• A gentleman should usually wait for a lady to recognize him first on the street.
• Yet those who have heard only the wood-thrush may well place him first on the list.

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