So it's a big deal the US is going first.
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Iowa wound up going first and really enjoyed the attention.
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Cory and Devin set the time to beat by going first.
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Morgan, going first for the United States, had her shot blocked.
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Do you have any thoughts about where you'll be going first?
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And T-Mobile's going first among major US carriers on December 27th.
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Look like you're going first class, even if you're crammed into coach.
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In doing so, it's relieved its sisters of the burden of going first.
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This year that would mean Michigan going first, then New Hampshire and Wisconsin.
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Alcatel, which is going first (on Saturday) will be showing a flagship device.
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The other is that by going first, you set the tone for the negotiation.
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Where's it going, first of all, from your ... You know, you've done a documentary.
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New York is going first -- we have the highest and fastest rate of infection.
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"We executed a plan, with G going first, Egan went over the top," said Brailsford.
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"Usually we don't have to worry about going first to home," Cahill said of pitchers.
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After Facebook F8 last week, this week, it's Microsoft's and Google's turn, with Microsoft going first.
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It takes courage to be among the first, but going first doesn't mean going it alone.
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Shan Wu: Where there can be a turf war, sometimes, is the question of who's going first.
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Of course, a big change (and a particularly choppy cut) can be scary, so we're going first.
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But I don't believe that forever we should be married to Iowa and New Hampshire going first.
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Living an extraordinary life and going first-class in everything you do takes extreme discipline and focus.
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After that, opening arguments began, with the House impeachment managers going first, followed by Trump's defense team.
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If I unearth an antique coupon under my own sofa cushions, I know where I'm going first.
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He fled in 1985, going first to China, then Russia, before arriving to the United States in 2011.
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When the airports are open and the roads are clear, Mr. Shaffer knows exactly where he's going first.
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Instead of one team kicking first in each round, the teams will alternate going first, round by round.
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" Grylls asked, "You want me to go first?" to which the actor responded, "No, I'm going first, Bear!
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The first heat has all the girls going first with only Brad/Kyle holding it down for the dudes.
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Tennell said going first in the event was its own challenge, but one to overcome like all the others.
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President, on your way out, we are so honored by your presence, and you really must stop going first.
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Putting pressure on the opposition, going first to third, turning a single into a double — those are exciting plays.
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There might be strategic advantages to other states going first While Iowa gets a disproportionate amount of attention from both candidates and the media by virtue of going first in the country, it's only responsible for 1% of the total pledged delegates allocated throughout the nomination process from every US state and territory.
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Some are using an orderly ticketing system, and others are simply going first-come, first-served when their stores open.
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But they left many untouched, going first for the ones containing the black binders, which contained the most critical designs.
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But the real value in going first was embodied in lead House manager Adam Schiff's closing remarks late Thursday night.
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And going first in this case happened well before the House managers walked the two articles of impeachment to the Senate.
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Here's how it all unfolded: Julián Castro What he said: Former HUD Secretary Julián Castro set the tone by going first.
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Mostly, however, Mr. Trump took questions from journalists at the major television networks, with John Roberts of Fox News going first.
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Guerrero then hit eight more going first in the 1-minute swing-off but Pederson matched him at 37 on his last.
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They promised to forswear corporate PAC money in separate announcements, just a few hours apart (Gillibrand going first), back on February 13.
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Smith said Lyft will have an advantage over Uber by going first and making its debut while the IPO market is hot.
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But the anachronistic tradition of Iowa and New Hampshire always going first renders those results to be little more than political performance art.
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Last week's Disney Night was a lot of fun — but going first at the opening of the show was a lot of pressure.
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New management of the race since 2014 has scaled back the numbers and organized them into waves, with the elite runners going first.
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Vonn went seventh in the downhill final, following Goggia and Liechtenstein—a change of pace from her going first in the Super-G.
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Lincicome missed her par putt by three inches, but her bogey earned her the honor of going first on the next tee box.
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The family fled in 1939, going first to Cuba because the United States had limited the number of Jewish refugees it would accept.
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Iowa's issues renewed calls for reforming the entire early caucus and primary system, which currently sees Iowa and New Hampshire going first, nationally.
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So calls to switch Iowa to a primary — far less prone to reporting glitches — run afoul of New Hampshire's insistence on going first.
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SlingTV was the first major service to come along, and there's a certain curse in going first; you'll be nitpicked, maybe to the end.
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Going first, he chose the picture that everyone but Nelson coveted, a rare early Picasso portrait painted in 1905 when the artist was 24.
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Haskins told reporters earlier Friday he's less concerned about going first than about landing in the right spot, and Murray had a similar refrain.
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"Going first doesn't necessarily mean you win," Steve Isakowitz, CEO of nonprofit research group The Aerospace Corporation, told CNN Business in a recent interview.
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From there, the journey has usually involved going first to the southwestern province of Baluchistan and then, illegally, into Iran and onward toward Europe.
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The International Football Association Board, the stewards of the game's laws, suggested the new shootout format explicitly to counter the advantage of going first.
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"When you're going first you're not going to get a course report so you really need to be committed," the 34-year-old veteran said.
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She boarded a bus to New Delhi with her two young sons, going first to a Sikh gurudwara, a place of worship, for free food.
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I have to take an extra step going first to my page, then opening the "What's On Your Mind" tab to find the "Go Live" button.
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Whitmer said her state was notified that shipments of protective equipment such as face masks are going "first to the federal government" ahead of the states.
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"If we had our preference, we are going first after well-capitalized companies, and preferably ones that have high traffic in grocery and convenience," Mansell said.
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By going first with its public offering, Lyft could help to be a signal to investors about the strength of this year's market for tech IPOs.
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"It's not the fault of Iowa, it is the Do-Nothing Democrats fault," Mr. Trump tweeted, while in the next sentence he defended Iowa going first.
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Once it opposes the order, the judicial process takes over, with it going first to a district court, and then progressing through the court system on appeals.
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On Wednesday, Federer said, when it came time to walk out of the tunnel onto Centre Court, he gave Willis the choice of going first or second.
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Sports Briefing | Basketball Breanna Stewart led a University of Connecticut sweep of the first three picks in the W.N.B.A. draft, going first over all to the Seattle Storm.
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"The restructuring plan will occur between now and the end of the year, but not with temp workers going first," spokeswoman Maripat Blankenheim said in e-mailed statement.
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We see a festive party to launch the elegant train, then an amusing two-page spread showing the passengers going first one way, then the other in it.
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There was a little bit of an agreement that whoever gets their company going first gets to do it, and then the other person has to support them.
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Although Iowa — with just 49 — doesn't have anywhere near the highest number of delegates (that would be California, with 495), going first gives it a lot of influence.
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It really was Jason's insistence around that same time that we be more connected to the players themselves, and going first-person was the best way to achieve that.
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After the lawyers asked for a trial date in mid-September, Jackson predicted — correctly, as it would turn out — that the trial in Virginia might end up going first.
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HTC and Valve have promised to put out 7,000 units, going first to developers who already have kits, but they'll move their focus to the consumer edition after that.
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Most of the women who ran for House, Senate and governor in 20203 had also worked their way up professional or political ladders without a male relation going first.
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After her lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh got her out on bail last May, Shajarizadeh immediately fled the country with her son, going first to Turkey and then seeking asylum in Canada.
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But even as he allowed that he had a certain bias, Mr. Reid insisted it was not merely Silver State pride behind his preference for Nevada going first in 2024.
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For all the hand-wringing and predictions of doom for his campaign, he just kept right on going -- first to the Republican presidential nomination and then to the White House.
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And the North Koreans, you know, they -- I think we made the mistake like going first and saying we&aposre going to stop some of the military exercises with South Korea.
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Two weeks after he had arrived, Hariri was on a plane, going first to meet with officials in Paris and Cairo, and then on to Beirut, where he basked in sympathy.
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By going first, it tends to dictate who the perceived front-runner is — and the media, after months of analyzing and parsing the primary campaigns, finally has a result to hype.
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As Apple notes, there are some marked advantages with going first-party on this one, including intelligent battery status, which is displayed in the notification center and on the phone's lock screen.
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The idea, stretching back to Jimmy Carter's coming-from-nowhere victory in 1976, is that a small state could have a large impact by going first and leveraging the power of theatrics.
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The House is going first, hoping to quickly pass a repeal-and-replace package and build some momentum for Senate action, but GOP fissures have already started forming in the lower chamber.
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Although the contracts between the UAW and Detroit Big Three are tailored to each automaker, going first is viewed as a positive that better allows a company to set its own terms.
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When you're doing performance marketing, that means they're going first to somewhere else, they're going to Google first or Facebook first, they're looking off a YouTube ad and they're clicking off that.
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"He was glad that he was going first because he didn't think he could bare it if it was me and he had to be left here," Richards told ET of his passing.
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But things might be different this time around -- if there's an important takeaway from the first week of the impeachment trial of President Donald Trump, it may be the importance of going first.
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Yes, someone has to go first at any Drunken Masters event, but going first seemed courageous to me, with the lingering sobriety affecting not just the seriousness but the duration of the criticism.
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John MellanaSeattle To the Editor: If there were a huge advantage to winning the Iowa caucus or the New Hampshire primary, perhaps their going first and second would be a form of white privilege.
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FALCO: My fear of going first on stage was that I feared I would be able to feel the pity from the audience thinking I'd thought I won … which I'd felt sure I wouldn't.
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In any case, there are risks for both Mr. Gantz and Mr. Netanyahu in being the first to try to form a government, and analysts were already parsing the pros and cons of going first.
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"If we had our preference, we are going first after well-capitalized companies, and preferably ones that have high traffic in grocery and convenience," Mansell told CNBC on the sidelines of the ICR Conference in Orlando, Florida.
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"If we had our preference, we are going first after well-capitalized companies, and preferably ones that have high traffic in grocery and convenience," Mansell told the news channel on the sidelines of the ICR Conference in Orlando.
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Going first is never easy, but because I had to do Pitbull's opening number and then a quick change, I wasn't able to give my last-minute words of encouragement to Ryan before our dance like I normally do.
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The party with the first convention (again, in 2016 the Republicans) often experiences a bigger bounce, but a short time window between conventions (the contests will be separated by four days this year) can diminish the positive effect of going first.
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The fact that Iowa is in the coveted place of going first means that "everyone likes to use it make their prognostications — because somebody did do well or didn't do well in Iowa this means X, Y, or Z," Kachiroubas said.
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While Iowa only accounts for 1% of the total delegates allocated throughout the process, the state&aposs caucuses receive a disproportionate amount of attention from candidates and the media by virtue of it going first in the Democratic primary process.
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While Iowa gets disproportionate attention from campaigns and the media by virtue of going first in the process, it only holds 1% of the total pledged delegates allocated throughout all the states and territories that send delegates to the convention.
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The chaos has led to calls from Democrats to block Iowa from going first next time in the presidential nominating contest, and sparked complaints from furious Sanders supporters that establishment Democrats — just like in 2016 — were trying to halt the Vermont senator's momentum.
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House Republicans who voted for health care are WAY out on a limb The danger of going first in a game of legislative chicken like health care became is that the other chamber does exactly what the Senate just did: Walk away.
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There's no good argument for Iowa's caucuses going first — other than respecting tradition — but it's how things have worked for decades, in part because efforts to change the status quo (like Louisiana's 1996 attempt) have failed spectacularly due to political and legal pressure.
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Going first person with white-knuckling cramped environments, a bumpkin family horror that's a mix of Texas Chainsaw with American Pickers, and gruesome 3D photography techniques, the upcoming and mysterious Resident Evil 7 seems like the frightful grossout players have been waiting for.
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Going first on a purge challenge is never easy because by the time I figured out the right placement to grab the rope to swing across, I had already fallen twice and that gave everybody the key to where to grab the rope to not fall.
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Some former presidential candidates criticized the states as being too white and rural, and a recent national poll from Monmouth University showed a majority of voters in favor of getting rid of Iowa and New Hampshire going first and replacing them with a single, national primary.
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To give one example, traveling the 250-odd miles between Manchester and Brighton would cost $135 one way on the train if you buy your tickets the same day and go during off-peak hours (or only $369 if you decide to treat yourself to going First Class).
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Team captains Elena Delle Donne of the Washington Mystics and A'ja Wilson of the Las Vegas Aces took turns making selections to fill out their 8.33-player rosters, with Delle Donne going first to pick the All-Starters because she was the leading vote-getter in fan balloting.
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John CornynJohn CornynThe Hill's Campaign Report: Battle for Senate begins to take shape The Hill's Morning Report — Trump and the new Israel-'squad' controversy O'Rourke says he will not 'in any scenario' run for Senate MORE (Texas), the No. 2 Senate Republican, deflected the question, noting that the House is going first.
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