Sentence examples for first-class company from inspiring English sources

"They grew into a first-class company.

There, working for the shadowy, but all-powerful "Company", Marlow hears of Mr Kurtz, who is described as a first-class Company servant.

He's first-class company and I'm sure this remarkable run of success that he's having will continue.' As for Claridge's, Frost cannot remember getting Morgan's name wrong.

But "Outward Bound" is just an oldie, nothing more, even though it is upheld in golden regard by Doug Hughes' elegant staging, adorned by Hugh Landwehr's sleek set design and thoroughly realized by a first-class company.

"We are not necessarily looking for a retail executive or a merchant, but for a very experienced, very successful marketing executive who runs a first-class company," said Harold D. Reiter, chief executive of the search firm.

We would rather find somebody in control of a first-class company and invest in him, and with him, in a partnership, with shareholder rights, including the right to make a value-added contribution".

MR. KOIKE and others are careful to distinguish between the broader economy and Japan's many first-class companies, which may be strong enough to justify investing in a Japan-focused fund.

"But we were still a second-class company," he says.

He had a thin time of it there, it turned out, discovering to his amazement that not many fellow-members among the distinguished group shared his happiness and adventurous interest in partying in first-class reptilian company.

(As is often the case with this first-class downtown company, the expert set design by Mimi Lien incorporates the audience; we sit on chairs upholstered in bland, synthetic white fabric and are made to feel like attendees at a shareholder meeting being presided over by a particularly ruthless chief executive).

These include the Wolfsonian's wonderful Art Deco collections, a first-class ballet company and symphony orchestra, theater offerings, restaurants of every kind and price range, and an opportunity to stroll amid colorful architecture in a historic district where high-rise buildings do not predominate.