Sentence examples for that world class from inspiring English sources

Even in rightwing Texas, they evidently know that world class universities are needed for economic development.

As Rebuild Foundation CEO Ken Stewart related to MutualArt, both of the organizations function "almost as an extension of [the artists'] practices, with the purpose of building spaces where world class art can be brought to neighborhoods that don't have easy access to it, and then to actually do the work of bringing that world class art to the neighborhood".

That is high, but not off the scale, given that world class team track riders were registering similar figures 15 years ago.

We have to make sure from our perspective that World Class Performance [its programme to give the best athletes the best chance of fulfilling their potential] has sufficient resources at all times, there needs to be control around that.

Sydney people, who for so long have taken it for granted that world class events would lob in their lap simply by dint of the city's population, have been awarded just two, relatively innocuous pool games.

"It's great that world class players like Falcao are coming to the Premier League.

Nothing from Mohamed Al Fayed, and the firmest no from that world-class crook Robert Maxwell.

"Bobby had that world-class speed," Jackson told The Press-Enterprise of Riverside, Calif., in 2001.

That world-class artists such as Maryam Mursal and K'naan might perform in the city of their birth?

"I'd rather have it blow up in the store than out on that world-class fish that man or woman has always wanted".

He will be honored, according to Robert Farris Thompson, the professor who directs the Chubb, as "the foremost exponent of that world-class music, mambo".