First Day
Americannoun
Etymology
Origin of First Day
First recorded in 1645–55
Example Sentences
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The proceedings on Monday marked the first day in what is poised to be a six-week trial with significant implications for similar lawsuits around the country likely to go to trial this year.
From BBC
Broadus lamented being unable to see her baby girl take her first steps, bring her to her first day of school and support her through the highs and heartbreaks of life together.
From Los Angeles Times
Instead, Victor's first day was in an abandoned house three hours outside Saint-Petersburg.
From Barron's
Erik's first day was training with a basketball team and he signed a contract he believed would land him with a professional club.
From Barron's
"I said from the very first day he arrived that he's a different kind of player. This season it's been hard for him to get back to his level because of injuries. He's very special."
From Barron's
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