Sentence examples for second class service from inspiring English sources

"Our standard service is the equivalent of Royal Mail's second class service, which takes one to three days.

He has also been quick to compare performance in England to that in Wales, which under Labour, he says, provides a "second class" service.

"I welcome electrification but I want to ensure that the valleys network does not receive a second class service when it is introduced sometime between 2018 and the end of 2019.

Health Minister Mark Drakeford has accused Conservatives at Westminster of spreading a "tissue of lies" about health care in Wales, after UK Health Secretary Jeremy Hunt claimed patients in Wales were getting a "second class service".

Corporate welfare fans; crony capitalists; politicians who are looking for campaign cash and favors; commuters who are happy with second class service; transportation nostalgiacs who don't feel advances in transportation technology should be integrated into a modern transit system; people who don't mind funding agencies who have repeatedly broken past promises.

Although the project Steering Group had a clear vision of the potential benefits of a network model: "… nothing is disbanded, there is no second class service, everyone is doing thrombolysis," (6) they were also aware of the need to involve key individuals to reach agreement about clinical protocols, financial and governance arrangements.

We offer a first class service (Upper Class) which we market and sell at BA's business fare level, undercutting their first class by over £1,000 $$1,600).

"We're also pleased to be the only commercial airline to offer a daily, first class service to travellers on what will be the world's longest non-stop flight".

We pity the groom!" On its website, 47 King Street West is described as a "modern upmarket French and British restaurant" that opened in 2011 with "first class service" as its "essence".

She said: "The port continues to maximise available capacity for the additional traffic whilst maintaining a first class service for customers already heading to Europe's busiest ferry port.

Indeed, as you can see here, i went so far as to publish a picture showing an air hostess proffering a tray of golf balls with the caption: "Justin Rose, a British Airways ambassador, gets some first class service".