"The real trick, when you are developing a science program, is how do you get people of first-class quality?" said Leon Botstein, president of Bard.
In other words, the outlook for letters was poor, and this had an unfortunate effect on the scientific literature of the age, which was in itself of first-class quality.
Contrary to trout, carp farms use water of second-class quality, often with suspended matter.
While you might have glimpsed him on Charlie Brooker's Newswipe, you need full immersion in Key's world to get the measure of his first-class qualities.
Fish farms are built on barren soil and the water supply comes from larger sized springs or mountain streams and rivers of first class water quality.
The Institute's contribution was first outlined in the white papers, entitled 'The new NHS: modern and dependable' and 'A first class service: quality in the new NHS' (Department of Health, 1997, 1998).
I said in that Dispatch that the quality of the recorded interview wasn't first class, but the quality of information was.
Surrey were simply dreadful, charging first class prices for club quality cricket.
Some convey the blandly generic aspiration of quality—"First Class," "President," "Original"—that you might find on brands of cornflakes or of detergent in some discount supermarket.
Some convey the blandly generic aspiration of quality — "First Class," "President," "Original" — that you might find on brands of cornflakes or of detergent in some discount supermarket.
