Initially [adverb]

The abstract pictures by Howard Mehring, Thomas Downing, Alma Thomas and others were initially loaned by the late Vincent Melzac, possibly a more colorful figure than any of the local artists he championed.

The school’s conference, the Maryland Interscholastic Athletic Association, initially forbade team activities because of the coronavirus pandemic before reversing that decision in October, allowing schools to play open schedules.

Then, she said something that initially made no sense to my brain.

The event did not initially require testing or any quarantining, and it still permits spectators at the start and finish lines.

The woman who called Kalish, who said her husband also works for the company in charge of this task, told her the man initially thought the owl might be injured because it was glued to the tree’s base.

Asked on ESPN about his reaction to being drafted, Toppin initially could not answer right away as he dissolved into joyous tears.

The FAA has told lawmakers that it expects to need to expand its safety workforce by at least 236 people, based on recommendations issued by an international panel that examined its role in initially approving the Max as safe.

Silverman said she spoke with school system staff members before writing the legislation last week and was under the impression that schools would not initially open with more than two CARE classrooms.

Hogan initially said prisoners were “safer where they are” but backed away from that position a month later.

The organization they founded was initially called the United Service Club.