Sentence examples similar to first rate form from inspiring English sources
On the first night of this run, Louis Otey, a big man with a solid if slightly inelegant voice, had a lot of fun with Eisenstein, and John Del Carlo, who's in first-rate form these days, was an endearing Frank.
He also harboured the cuckoo clock he was given for his seventh birthday, the telescope he bought for seven shillings at ten, and the boy's bike he rode until his late 70s, when he had to have a replacement knee and his bicycle was not in first-rate form either.
"It effectively sends a signal that inquests are a second-rate form of justice, that public access isn't a priority and, most gratingly, that aboriginal lives appear to matter less," one National Post reporter wrote.
In an attempt to do so today, it is all too likely to rely on the importation of second-rate singers form overseas, rather than concentrating on the kind of repertoire which suits its core company.
"Country music was considered a second- or even third-rate art form in the entertainment capitals of New York and Los Angeles".
