Sentence examples for first-rate reading from inspiring English sources

George Petrou presides over a first-rate reading of Handel's rarely performed "Alessandro," but Jiri Belohlavek's delightful and very Czech recording of Smetana's "Bartered Bride" can be counted on to lift one's spirits.

At the moment, it's only available on a handful of second-rate reading apps (the one I used was called ReadMe!, with a deliberate exclamation mark).

But through it all, I keep getting the sense that other people think I'm settling for a kind of second-rate reading.

Can first-rate history read like a thriller?

She's also a first-rate critic, worth reading on just about anything; look out for her definitive demolition of "Gone Girl".

Over two-thirds of the Chinese students (72%) rated " reading self-help books" as helpful, compared with only 39% of ANU students.

The Post staff did a first-rate job, and to read it today is as startling and disturbing as it was then.

This is doubtless a first-rate book and required reading for all philosophers working in this area.

DiNitto translated two early collections of short stories by Hyakken and published them as Realm of the Dead.1 Without these translations, which are first-rate, one might feel adrift when reading her study.

It has many beautiful spots in which to sit and read, a first-rate gymnasium and separate areas for men and women that offer a sauna, Jacuzzi bath, steam room, foot bath, chilling plunge pool and relaxation room.

The journalistic long reads are first-rate, particularly his droll reportage from the final season of the Ringling Bros circus and an engrossing travelogue to Azerbaijan, in which he seeks out a racketeering fraternity of "Mountain Jews".