Be rewarded at least as a first-rate achiever (or as "the one") by greater levels of this.
Greece outside the Euro and -- at best -- a second rate member of the European Union can easily turn into something very nasty judged by its history over the last two hundred years.
Otherwise he'll probably resort, as he often does, to spewing insults like a Don Rickles wannabe at a third rate celebrity roast.
For each test, the specimen was maintained at a first rate temperature of 60″ and the final one of 30″.
Fired from his job as a fifth-grade teacher at a "second-rate" private school, he decides to retire and, in the face of his own mortality, feels "a mild stirring of curiosity".
To the Editor: Stephen Joel Trachtenberg and Gerald Kauvar sound like a maître d' and a waiter at a second-rate restaurant: rushing diners through to turn over tables for the next wave.
She finds herself at a third-rate firm handling a monstrous 74-year-old movie star.
The primary narrative involves a triangle of characters that coalesces at a third-rate university in Chicago.
The Maidstone also has a dinner-theater offering: a meal at a first-rate restaurant followed by a play down the street at the Guild Hall.
For six years, however, an odd coalition of lawmakers from the inner cities and rural towns had beaten back efforts to weaken the program, arguing that it had ensured more of their students a chance at a first-rate education.
("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").
