Sentence examples for be second class to from inspiring English sources
"And we get this presidential candidate who is a known racist, who believes some citizens to be second class to his heritage, who relies on fear and paranoia, and who promises to protect his nation from the threats of outsiders, whom he believes are criminal and will lower the standards of his beloved country.
A number of people described being 'pushed to AA' and overall there was an impression that AA was second class to 'treatment' or not part of the legitimate treatment services available.
"But as soon as I came here I knew this is where I wanted to sign". Welling boss Jamie Day told the club website: "He has been first-class to work with and to manage.
But the standard of housing say in Protestant working class areas in Northern Ireland is second class compared to nationalist areas".
She loved the United States; in Japan, she told him, female researchers were second class, expected to give up the microscope when a male — even an undergraduate — needed it.
"If the facilities are to be used for golf, we want them to be first class," said Wiercioch.
The surfing, particularly on the Nicoya Peninsula, is known to be first class.
Any flight they're on is going to be first class.
Meanwhile we would face endless negotiations to create what would only ever be second-class access to Europe's markets and, lest we forget, a £50bn divorce bill.
To them cable is second class.
