Sentence examples for world class as from inspiring English sources

The wine list is world class, as are the vegetable accompaniments, especially the snap peas (with bacon) and creamed corn (with real cream); the mashed potatoes weren't half bad, either.

Southampton, a member of the elite Russell Group of research-intensive universities, has begun to close or scale down departments where research is not "world class" as part of an ongoing effort to ensure its teaching is underpinned by leading academics.

I can tell you that the ice cream with black olives and black licorice, with what seemed like a wafer of solidified milk, was world-class, as was a variation on a traditional dessert of rye bread and cream and a kind of apple confit with crisp crust and melted butter.

It's world class lying, as one prosecutor told me.

Guzan's two "world class" saves, as Lambert put it, helped Villa earn a tie at Newcastle on Sept. 2.

The campaign recognises the power of world class cricket as a platform to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS, especially among children and young people.

Harmison, however, is as world-class as ever: one absolute snorter bounces and beats McCullum outside off.

The star was the sophisticated 2010 Corchaug Estate reserve ($60) from McCall Wines in Cutchogue, which specializes in the grape; its combined breadth, depth and length was world-class (as its price might suggest).

"I intend to ensure that when they look at the Clyde Gateway communities they will see it has been every bit as world-class as the Games were themselves".

"The opportunity to coach somebody as world class and elite as Tom Daley is something that I am really looking forward to," she said.

Smiley taught world literature classes as well as creative writing at Iowa State and has periodically been a controversial critic.