Sentence examples similar to first-class admission from inspiring English sources
General admission is $10 per day, or attendees can opt for the $41 First Class admission which covers all three days and includes a regular lobster meal, drink of choice (beer, wine or soda) and access to the VIP waterfront dining lounge.
Over the next two years, his leadership and performances as an opening batsman were instrumental in the county regaining first-class status and admission to the County Championship in 1891.
Somerset's achievements led to their admission to first-class cricket for 1891.
The cost, $3,500 a person, double occupancy, includes deluxe hotels, daily breakfast, seven other meals, admission fees and first-class train from Brussels to Paris.
Hewett took on the county captaincy in 1889, and in his second year led his side unbeaten against fellow county opposition to win the 'Second-class County Championship', and gain re-admission to the first-class game.
The boss of Air France-KLM broke an aviation taboo this week with the admission on every airline executive's lips: first-class cabins are a financial disaster.
Since then, by his own admission, the 28-year-old Somerset batsman has not stacked up the necessary first-class runs to boost claims for further international recognition.
"First-class," said Time magazine.
The facilities were first-class.
"Tournament must be first-class.
