Sentence examples for to be second class from inspiring English sources

They do not need to be second class citizens".

Ben Summerskill, chief executive of the gay rights group Stonewall, said he was delighted, adding: "Britain's 3.7 million gay people don't deserve to be second class citizens in their own country.

"And we get this presidential candidate who is a known racist, who believes some citizens to be second class to his heritage, who relies on fear and paranoia, and who promises to protect his nation from the threats of outsiders, whom he believes are criminal and will lower the standards of his beloved country.

The surfing, particularly on the Nicoya Peninsula, is known to be first class.

* Our universities have ceased to be first class, because few outstanding young people want to be academics on a professorial salary far below that of an MP.

Tyler Cowen, the author of "An Economist Gets Lunch," argued recently that, out of the dozens of restaurants in Washington, D.C., that aspire to be first class, only five to ten really are at any given time.

Any flight they're on is going to be first class.

Remember that your accommodations do not necessarily have to be first class, as you are just looking for a place to sleep.

When it comes to taking time off for children, men seem to be second-class citizens.

Some attorneys general are worried that they might be perceived to be second-class players in the case.

Women continue to be second-class citizens in Iran and their absence from the world of sport is conspicuous.