The elder critic went first, followed by his junior colleague.
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Amongst the six stragglers, Max went first and picked Kari.
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They went first to Brooklyn and later to Upper Manhattan.
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We went first to the outdoor animal market, outside town.
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Andrea went first, scouted the terrain, than I showed up.
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"Chaney went first, summoning some very throaty, begrudging respect," he said.
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Griezmann went first, but didn't mess this one up this time.
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So it was nine in the morning ,and I went first.
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Roberts went first, as was the custom, laying out his views.
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The Remainer, a powerful, confident and well-connected man, went first.
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O.K., I went first; now you figure out the other two.
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I went first to Sendagi, the area immortalized in Hiroshige's print.
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Chambers went first and afterwards warned Fowler that it would be tough.
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Katie J.M. Baker It was the comedian Louis C.K. who went first.
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Williams went first, defeating Zarina Diyas of Kazakhstan, 7-5, 214-22017.
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I went first to Chicago, where I had no family or friends.
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In 1983 and 1984, the United States went first and Brazil second.
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My friend went first, and her tattoo looked fine, so I trusted him.
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I went first to the compound outside of which Columbus had been tortured.
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He went first to Jordan and then to Iraq, where I was born.
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The McGahn case went first and featured Rogers working alongside Griffith and Henderson.
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But once health care went first, there wasn't enough juice to get climate through.
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After initial gasps and laughter from the audience died down, Hillary Clinton went first.
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It was in fact the Wright showroom that went first, being demolished in 2013.
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I thought I might have a better shot against Daniel if I went first.
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The marshals went first, followed by investment bankers, accountants, public-relations people, and secretaries.
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Prosecutors vowed to retry both former New York lawmakers; Mr. Silver's trial went first.
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Eleanor Holmes Norton called a "rebuttal before you hear the accusation," when Thomas went first.
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World number one Serena went first but she did not stay to watch her sister.
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She went first, taking a job on the Hill, while I applied for graduate school.
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A four-member advance team with a radio and supplies went first, in October 221.
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Hirano went first, trying to improve his leading 95.25 that featured back-to-back 1440s.
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Mitch went first, the terrier, a snappy article with a topknot tied with a tartan ribbon.
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Cardi went first, telling Ebro Darden that there was no bad blood between Minaj and herself.
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The local bike shop was closed Sunday, so Keffer said he went first thing Monday morning.
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Oshie went first during the shootout and beat Edmonton goalie Laurent Brossoit through the five-hole.
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" Harvard went first, arguing that the Electoral College disenfranchised the poor and decreased voter turnout. "O.
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I went first with the aforementioned "How Pretty," the most downloaded app among the free options.
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Henrick Stenson and Justin Rose went first, defeating Dustin Johnson and Rickie Fowler, 13 and 2.
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Illinois went first, in 2016, banning noncompete agreements for workers making up to $13 an hour.
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Any singer in the Arab world who wanted to become famous went first to the shaabi style.
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He had to sign the document, but there was a bottleneck—again, heads of state went first.
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The most heated exchanges among the group of candidates who went first came over health care and immigration.
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An opponent went first, and promised to have soda come out of the water fountains throughout the school.
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The main thing was just figuring out where the plants went first, and then we arranged from there.
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They all feel that, once both companies are eventually public, the "who went first" issue becomes largely meaningless.
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Van Wagenen went first and hit a shot that landed on the front right portion of the green.
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You and your opponent in a fight laid down cards simultaneously, with speed ratings determining who went first.
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And the order matters: If New Hampshire went first, the calculus of the race could be fundamentally changed.
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In this year's World Cup, every team that went first in a shootout — Spain, Denmark, Colombia, Russia — has lost.
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Luke Stone went first and offered his rose to Bri Barnes, but she declined and he was sent packing.
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Jones was drafted by the Giants after Mayfield's former Oklahoma teammate, quarterback Kyler Murray, went first to the Arizona Cardinals.
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She went first to her alma mater, City College, to see if they would be interested, but was turned away.
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When we traveled, the adults went first class, for sure, but we kids had to ride economy in the back.
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Ms. Flanigan went first, with a gripping 40-minute work called "Subtonalities," for sine-wave oscillators and her own voice.
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The male trio went first, with the women's riders then setting off when the second male rider crossed the line.
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Mr. Gantz believed that if Mr. Netanyahu went first he would fail, Mr. Odeh explained in a Facebook Live video.
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A STACK OF MONEY, HAIR-CUT Doan went first to the two-star Qlassic Hotel, checking in on Saturday, Feb. 11.
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If Uber went first, it would also complicate the portrait given that Lyft's business isn't close to as complex as Uber's.
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But my father went first with the whole Lannister army at this back promising to defend the city against the rebels.
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But Bregman has not forgotten their draft positions; he wore No. 33 on Sunday as a reminder that Swanson went first.
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He went first to the New Beacon School at Sevenoaks in Kent, where most of the pupils came from military families.
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Venus Williams, seeded eighth, went first, defeating Sorana Cirstea, 6-3, 26-24, to record her first tour victory of 26.
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Andy Warhol brought his camera with him everywhere he went — first a Polaroid, and then his treasured 2212-millimeter compact Minox.
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Bernie Sanders, who went first in Thursday's PBS debate, introduced a new criminal justice plug in his usual rigged-economy stump speech.
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Miss Pennsylvania went first: "If you could live anywhere in the United States, where would you live, and why?" she was asked.
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Visiting Havana in 1979, she went first to the cemetery to see her formidable grandmother, who had died while she was abroad.
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Both teams took shortstops from the Southeastern Conference: Dansby Swanson of Vanderbilt went first, and Alex Bregman of Louisiana State went second.
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Zach Carothers, the bassist, went first, and seemed relieved when he was done posing with doughnuts placed over each finger like rings.
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I have no way of remembering how our moments strung together, how we moved on one another, who went first, who want last.
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He is not the first senior civil servant to leave early; Helen Bower, the respected chief spokeswoman at 10 Downing Street, went first.
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The game then went to shootout, where the Caps went first, and Oshie missed before Arizona's Nick Schmaltz beat Washington goaltender Ilya Samsonov.
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Gregg went first, donning a skintight blue uniform dress to mimic Britney as he dropped a performance of "Toxic" we won't soon forget.
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Mr. Jovel went first, squeezing his slender body under the barrier then crouching behind a clump of tall weeds on the other side.
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Here's John Gruber: Samsung won't face anywhere near the amount of criticism Apple did, because Apple went first and took most of the arrows.
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Of all the people to whom he could have spoken, Jesus went first to Mary- the weeping, heartbroken woman who once had seven demons.
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When I went first to the U.S. on a book tour, they had a really big car in the airport to pick me up.
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She went first to Wuhan, China, where she taught English, worked at a punk bar, and lived in hundred-year-old cement group housing.
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Meanwhile, all those milestones I had been anticipating came and went: first ultrasound, hearing the heartbeat, fingernail development, the gender reveal and so on.
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He's a projected top-225 pick in the 2016 NBA Draft, the highest for a Bahamian since Mychal Thompson went first overall in 1978.
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Bernie Sanders of Vermont went first, and though he alluded to the changes Brown had won — "a modest improvement" — he was a hard no.
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Even though H.E.R. went first, the main stage was already set up for Normani's performance when Lenny Kravitz introduced the two back-to-back performances.
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Clinton, who went first during the NBC News event, charged that she and Trump both made a mistake in supporting the war in its beginnings.
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The latter went first to the town square, where is the statue of Lincoln, at the feet of which he laid a wreath of flowers.
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But Luhnow said the Astros viewed Bregman as the best player in that 2015 draft class, ahead of Dansby Swanson, who went first to Arizona.
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He went first to Mexico and then to Argentina where the new Peronist government of Alberto Fernandez has indicated it will give him political asylum.
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And in retrospect, it's now clear that the White House has for some time had Whitaker in mind as a replacement for whoever went first.
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On and on it went, first outside on a chilly morning, then inside through the East Room, the State Dining Room, the Red and Green rooms.
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In Harrisburg, where the plane went first, I got off and stood beneath the plane to make sure Lance Corporal Michaels didn't get unloaded by mistake.
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Khloé Kardashian went first, posting a rather epic photo of her and Kendall Jenner wearing full animal print back in the day on her website and app.
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He went first into a studio to record some promotional spots, as American Public Media was still trying to persuade member stations to continue carrying the show.
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Von Miller — A lot is about to be made of how the Broncos linebacker and the Panthers quarterback went first and second overall in the 2011 NFL Draft.
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Cyrus, 23, who is set to be a new coach on season 11 of The Voice, went first and gave her best shot at the ugliest faces possible.
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The girls went first, lining up in rows in front of the grand limestone building, as parents and friends snapped away on their smartphones for nearly 10 minutes.
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Sunday's contest will mark only the eighth time in the common draft era that two quarterbacks who went first and second overall will square off against the other.
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Mia videotaped a statement from Dylan and went first to her lawyer and then to her pediatrician, who was a mandated responder and reported the accusation to police.
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He went first to Bland County, a rural area that had voted 84% for Donald Trump and where, his campaign said, no recent presidential candidate had ever visited.
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Utley singled to lead off the first inning and went first to third on a single to right by Corey Seager, who extended his hitting streak to three games.
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Iowa and New Hampshire went first in 2020 not by some sort of divine mandate but because they happened to be chosen to go first way back in 1972.
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Amtorg's main claim to fame after World War II was as the place where the notorious F.B.I. turncoat Robert Hanssen went first to begin spying for the Soviet Union.
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After the collapse of the short-lived Hungarian Soviet Republic, in 1919, he went first to Vienna and then to Berlin, where he thoroughly absorbed the aesthetics of Constructivism.
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The night he killed Thomas Bowman, 48, a house painter who lived in Kalamazoo near the college campus, Mr. Dawkins went first to see Ms. Knutsen and the children.
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The Yankees never had a chance to draft Bryce Harper, who went first to the Washington Nationals in 2010, or Manny Machado, who went to the Orioles two picks later.
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When the imperial couple first entered the stateroom — the emperor went first — they were seated on the podiums, hidden from view behind curtains made of purple silk with scarlet lining.
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The 16 women's starters went first, taking turns to put down a flying lap that will determine where they are placed in Thursday's quarter-finals when the action really heats up.
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I went first to Cleveland National Forest, east of Anaheim, and then to San Bernardino National Forest, about a mile above the infinity of desert sprawl known as the Inland Empire.
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The good gossips among them knew to deflect — "Tell me the story of your life" — but no matter who went first, we always started, or claimed to start, at the beginning.
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St. Louis had taken a 1-0 lead in the third inning after Harrison Bader led off with a single and went first to third on a sacrifice bunt by Hudson.
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When the kindly museum staff-person regulating the number of people who could enter the gallery at one time let us in, others went first so I could struggle with our stroller.
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Springer went first to third on a Reddick single in the third to set the table for Altuve, whose opposite-field fly ball to right doubled the Houston lead to 2-0.
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Nick went first, and despite using Prince's former band members in a stab at rock authenticity, he failed to make an impression with his side project (the ambitiously named Nick Jonas & the Administration).
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South America's governing body, Conmebol, went first last May, when it granted President Alejandro Domínguez an unopposed second term, and Europe's governing body, UEFA, followed suit in February by re-electing Aleksandr Ceferin.
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My coworker went first, and when she didn't return to the meeting after her touch base and I walked past her desk and she wasn't there either, I started to get a feeling.
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Caroline: I'm so glad Alissa and Alex went first, because my lack of answer to this question is, I think, why I didn't connect with La La Land like I (genuinely!) expected to.
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She went first to Boston to attend art school, and then to New York, where she lived in a railroad apartment on North Eighth Street in Williamsburg, the Brooklyn epicenter of early-aughts cool.
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My cousin went first and fell out about halfway down breaking her elbow, wrist, and two fingers before crashing into a table that had a fancy vase on top, which ended up falling on her head.
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It helped, too, that Clinton went first in the debate's opening question on the composition of the Supreme Court, allowing her to set out her stall before Trump's rhetorical peregrinations had a chance to derail her.
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I went first with tap; running it until it reached it hottest possible point, submerging the lone egg, and covering it for a magical 15 minute period as I sat by eagerly awaiting the magical results.
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Mr. Imazu, working with whistle-blowers whose names have not been disclosed publicly, helped to prepare an internal report that went first to former prosecutors, according to the two people familiar with the events in question.
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Year seven became year eight, three-month girlfriends came and went, first cigarettes were smoked, first essays marked, and then, in the autumn of 2005, I started year-nine, just as The Darkness released their second album.
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But if the Senate went first, Democrats would have the ability to demand a series of procedural votes on "motions to instruct" — a drawn-out process that would be physically taxing on the ailing McCain and Cochran.
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So in February 403, Michael Schaffer, who is 240 and lives near Pittsburgh, went first to a local emergency room, then to a hospital where a doctor finally succeeded in cauterizing a tiny cut in his nostril.
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The Alberta Energy Regulator, overseer of the province's Orphan Well Association (OWA), which is responsible for cleaning up wells that have no owners, argued that sale should not go ahead unless any proceeds went first toward well decommissioning.
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"If I went first because they paid a lot of money for nothing, when I left I started to understand what I was doing and it was bad," he said Not everyone had the same reaction, he noted.
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Dennis says he went along with producers' guarantees that the process was fair regardless of who went first or last -- but after the show, he says folks told him they'd been shut out of the voting process early.
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Jay went first and shouted out his mother -- who came out as a lesbian on his track, "Smile," and received a Special Recognition Award last year -- for allowing him to follow her shining example of love and acceptance.
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It was an eventful and dramatic qualifying session as Hamilton went first with the clock counting down, only to have Vettel bump him from top spot a tick later setting up what should be a fascinating duel on Sunday.
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From Delhi, I went first to Haridwar, a sacred Hindu city; then to Amritsar, where Sikhs worship at the Golden Temple; then to the Muslim city Srinagar in Kashmir; and finally to Leh, a Buddhist city in the Himalayas.
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His mother is a freelance writer who has written for publications including The Washington Post and the Daily Beast, and is the author of "Into Dust and Fire: Five Young Americans Who Went First to Fight the Nazi Army" (Penguin Random House, 2012).
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Michael went first: he hoisted a large sack over his shoulder; he walked upwards, constantly slipping; he vomited; he pulled things out from the sack and set them neatly on top of the vomit; he wiped his mouth, then trudged onward with his sack.
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César went first, his sneakers sticking out of the ground on the Mexican side while his hands pulled the rest of his body into the US. Once he was fully in the US, he hid under some bushes while Daniel made the same entrance.
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Most Americans may know the basics of the Mayflower's journey to the New World, but many are not aware that among the passengers who wanted to break away from the Church of England were a group of Pilgrims who went first to the Netherlands.
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We went first to Manbij — an Arab town that the S.D.F. liberated from the Islamic State in the fall of 2016 and from which the Turkish military now wants to oust the Kurds — walking through a now-thriving-again market and meeting with local leaders.
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In college, he began what became a lifelong dedication to political activism: He went first to Brooklyn College, then to the University of Chicago, where he was involved in the civil rights movement, leading sit-ins to protest segregated off-campus housing and policies instituted by the Chicago public school system.
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After Anderson spent two seasons at Georgia Tech, the New Jersey Nets made him the second overall pick in the 1991 N.B.A. draft — Larry Johnson went first to the Charlotte Hornets — and Anderson enjoyed a productive career that never quite lived up to the hype that had followed him since he was a teenager.
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Ted CruzRafael (Ted) Edward Cruz2628 real problems Republicans need to address to win in 28503 The Hill's Morning Report - Trump on defense over economic jitters Democrats keen to take on Cornyn despite formidable challenges MORE (R-Texas) went first, announcing his candidacy for his party's nomination on March 22019, 2015, a whopping 596 days from Election Day.
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David Wildstein, a former executive at the Port Authority of New York and New Jersey who pleaded guilty and is testifying for the prosecution, described how requests from state officials went first to a top Christie aide for approval - for everything from patronage jobs at the agency to tours of the World Trade Center site, which the Port Authority owns.
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The Residenz went first, opening with Tina Lanik's gripping, stunningly lit and superbly acted production of Peter Weiss's landmark 1964 play, "The Persecution and Assassination of Jean-Paul Marat as Performed by the Inmates of the Asylum of Charenton Under the Direction of the Marquis de Sade" (typically referred to as just "Marat/Sade") on the main stage, and ending with Robert Borgmann's stupefyingly dull and pretentious version of Heinrich von Kleist's "Betrothal in St. Domingo," a novella set during the Haitian Revolution in 1803-4, which was somewhat jarringly presented in the jewel-like splendor of the Cuvilliés Theater.
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