Sentence examples for first class stands from inspiring English sources

X-Men: First Class stands proud as a just-plain terrific film.

The third class stood behind the second class in battle formation, normally providing javelin support.

The second class stood immediately behind the first class when the army was drawn up in battle formation.

The third class stood in some of the last few ranks of a very large phalanx were equipped in a similar manner to hastati, but more often than not were relegated to providing missile support to the higher classes rather than fighting themselves.

Their partnership was also the highest on this ground and the best against Durham, while it was Yorkshire's fifth-highest first-class stand of all time for any wicket.

(When miniature horses fly, they stand in first class or bulkhead because they don't fit in standard coach).

The man, Sherdon Bassier, was shot twice in the chest around 8 30 p.m. while he stood outside First Class Services Car and Limousine, a livery cab service at 1071 Rutland Road.

"If passengers have no option other than to stand in first class they would not be penalty fared".

The veteran said that in the American Army one stripe stands for private first class.

While 1.7% of those who graduated in 2008 with a first class are unemployed, the same figure stands at 7.7% for those who got a third.

That's ahead of the lifetime totals of X-Men (£14.98m), The Last Stand (£19.22m), reboot First Class (£15.03m) as well as spinoffs Origins: Wolverine (£16.38m) and The Wolverine (£13.70m) – it's exceeded for the franchise only by X-Men 2's final tally of £20.66m.