Sentence examples for first-class establishment from inspiring English sources

Certainly, if you are Daniel Boulud or Jean-Georges Vongerichten and want to expand your empire, you do not replicate your first-class establishment.

The number of business schools worldwide has increased from a handful a century ago to 12,000 institutions that now deliver some form of business education—and first-class establishments are today found in Hyderabad and Shanghai as well as London and Boston.

In another, Claiborne praised the kitchen at La Côte Basque but had more to say about the food at Chock Full o' Nuts: "There are more than 30 of these first-class establishments in New York.

Probably they didn't care, at this first-class medical establishment, if the body was dumped in the Rhine.

Today, however, from the North End to the Back Bay, the bean and the cod that once dominated local menus have given way to enough first-class dining establishments that even Henry David Thoreau might have thought twice about moving to the wilderness.

He played for South Australia in two matches to help with the re-establishment of first-class cricket and later described his batting as "painstaking".

Conversely, Shaw disparaged Brahms, deriding A German Requiem by saying "it could only have come from the establishment of a first-class undertaker".

The government certainly has the authority to ban out-of-pocket supplemental care, much as it prevents private companies from delivering first-class mail and could prohibit the establishment of a private "social security" system.

It is the only college for visually impaired students to have Beacon status, which is only given to educational establishments which have received a first-class Ofsted inspection report.

At the age of 43, Hill returned to first-class cricket for one match to assist in its re-establishment in Australia after the Great War.

"First-class," said Time magazine.