Sentence examples for second class meaning from inspiring English sources
Our service builder belongs in the second class, meaning that it is a simple tool.
He was from Illinois, a fireman first class, meaning he tended the ship's huge boilers.
Prescriptions are dispatched to users for free by the pharmacy via Royal Mail (second class post) meaning, from a user point of view, there's no need to go to the GP or the pharmacy to obtain a repeat prescription.
Such a function is a first-class object, meaning that it can be stored in a variable, passed as a parameter to other functions, etc.
Many also come from places where women are second-class citizens, meaning they are given few chances to step forward even if they wanted to.
The transcript indicates that in Mr. Bush's freshman year, the only year for which rankings were available, he was in the 21st percentile of his class, meaning that four-fifths of the students had better grades than he did.
Second, class never meets.
Instead they are officially called fourth class, third class, second class, and first class cadets.
Pukka: meaning first class or genuine.
