Sentence examples for first-class works from inspiring English sources

For all their small size they must rate as first-class works of art.

And they include first-class works, some of them textbook classics, on loan from the Metropolitan Museum, the Museum of Fine Arts in Boston and the Cleveland Museum of Art.

First-class Work only at Moderate Prices".

Plenty of first-class work, from Nelly Bly to now, with facts all in place.

At work, Sugden thought two things were important: to do first-class work and to enjoy it.

But he insisted that four divisions was all he could handle, if he wanted both first-class work and a collaborative atmosphere.

He persuaded the Arts Council to work with commercial producers to get first-class work into these theatres and secured support for the touring musicals produced by the young Cameron Mackintosh.

First-class working musicians do something special: using their minds and bodies, they arrive at, and physically execute, near-perfect solutions to problems that get tossed in their laps at the speed of sound.

But music in our time (and in our country) seems to be committed to the idea that first-class work in composition is separable from the rest of music-writing by a distinction as radical as that recognized in theology between the elect and the damned.

This year's nominations position Bafta, rather nicely, as a semi-autonomous adjunct of the awards circus – happy to garland the usual suspects while still reserving space for first-class work (Tyrannosaur; Project Nim) that is too small, too thorny (and yes, too British) to stand a chance elsewhere.

As Burkhardt wrote of the "Santa Claus" Symphony in The Albion, it demands attention for more reasons than one: "It is American; it is homemade and therefore entitled to fair hearing and to lenient judgment... and although it cannot be called a first-class work, yet its merits are great enough to command our respect and attention".