Sentence examples for a second class way from inspiring English sources

"It's really exciting," says Helen, who is looking forward to seeing what the exhibitors bring, "we've striven to put prints out there" and people now realise that "they're not a second class way of collecting at all".

The slogan "First Class Business in a First Class Way" may be borrowed, but Bill proved that possession is nine-tenths of the law.

The company's motto was "First class business in a first class way".

"Only first class business, and that in a first class way" was a famous saying of J. P. Morgan, Jr.

It seems inconsistent with "first class business in a first class way," the conclusion reached long ago by citizens outside Wall Street.

Defending his partners and his firm as constantly acting to uphold this professional code, not merely the letter of the law, Morgan famously stated that "at all times, the idea of only doing first class business, and that in a first class way, has been before our minds".

Charles Bird, the main lawyer for Luce Forward in the Lagatree case, said, "The old-school thinking that arbitration is a second-class way of resolving disputes is no longer a good way of thinking about it".

He resented the public-school condescension from which they emanated, as if to speak in a Northern Irish accent was somehow quaint or invalid, a second-class way of talking compared with official English.

Ms Kagan had barely practised law; her college thesis seemed to bemoan the decline of socialism in New York; when serving in the Clinton White House she had tried to restrict gun rights; at Harvard she had treated military recruiters in "a second-class way".

"We do deserve to be treated in a first-class way the second time around," Ms. Mayfield Brown said.

Hopefully, we can do our part by continuing to win and continuing to got to the playoffs and do things in a first-class way".