Sentence examples for first-class opportunity from inspiring English sources

It's a first-class opportunity.

The Olympic Games constitute a first-class opportunity to promote athleticism and health messages.

The Olympic Games provide a first-class opportunity to promote healthy messages to the general population and inspire people of all ages to become fit, and improve their health.

But that first-class professional opportunity goes south in a hurry.

There are myriad colleges in this country where students will have access to engaged, enthusiastic faculty and students and first-class research opportunities.

During the mid-1960s Tijerina gained international attention and expanded his campaign against discrimination, demanding first-class citizenship, economic opportunity, and the right to speak Spanish and preserve Chicano culture.

What these young people need are first-class ensemble performance opportunities, where they can take on bigger musical challenges alongside peers who are as good as or better than they are.

If minorities of any kind are put off from applying, they'll miss out on the first-class education and opportunities they need to help build a fairer, more representative society.

"We believe he has the game that will allow him to score runs in first-class cricket when opportunities come along".

He became a chorister at Llandaff cathedral, followed by Hurstpierpoint College, a public school he readily acknowledges as elitist, but where he gained a first-class education and the opportunity to develop his passions for music, drama and rugby.

There is national prestige, free foreign travel with first-class accommodation and the opportunity to take a wee "clip" now and then when success causes its light to shine upon them all.