In truth, Canada has higher per capita golf participation than the U.S., and many first-rate courses.
It is an 1890 bistro where a first-rate three-course prix fixe dinner is $28.
The $66 for a first-rate, three-course dinner for two (with drinks, tax and tip extra) was a considerable bargain, worth the drive to Shelton.
This is truly a first-rate cross-country course, combined with some Welsh eccentricity and hospitality and the added excitement of periodically having to throw yourself into a hedge/bog/ditch to avoid being trampled by a horse.
He pointed out the ballfields he had played on; the schools where he had received, he said, a first-rate education; the golf course where, at age 8, he had set up a lemonade stand.
And, of course, a first-rate novelist son — Christopher is twice the prose artist his father ever was, for all the elder Buckley's greater facility.
("A barrister of 1350 deep frozen and thawed out today," Cantor writes, "would need only a six-month refresher course at a first-rate American law school to practice property or real estate law").
Although each of these AI courses offers a first-rate curriculum, each also establishes a different disciplinary focus and adopts different teaching methods, says the commission.
Of course, Mr. Kelly has two things that Mr. Foxx lacks: a gorgeous voice and a first-rate catalog of hits.
He was a first-rate parliamentarian.
A FIRST-RATE MADNESS, by Nassir Ghaemi.
