Sentence examples for world-class wins from inspiring English sources

While I don't necessarily agree that Edgar boasts anywhere near the number of world-class wins of a Georges St-Pierre, for example, there can be little doubt that fight fans in 2012 would rather watch New Jersey's Balboa than the delightfully gifted, but safety first French-Canadian.

That was the year Martinez, who threw a world-class changeup, won his first Cy Young Award.

In the 3,000m steeplechase, Britain's Stuart Stokes finished 10th in a world-class race won by John Kosgei of Kenya in 8 16.28.

Ben Curtis, let the records note, has just dropped another shot at 16. Sandwich II, except only world-class players win up round these parts.

He quickly went from being a mediocre collegiate swimmer to a world-class champion, winning four Olympic medals in 1988.

No other player in the 28-year history of this world-class event has won more than twice.

Zia Mahmood and Andrew Robson, both world-class players, had won the two previous annual contests despite rarely playing together.

Dr. Chance, who was also a world-class yachtsman and won an Olympic gold medal in sailing in 1952, was 97.

Of course I expect the world-class guys to win medals, but I am also interested to see the debutants in action.

Swedish firms like Skandia, the Nordic region's biggest insurer, which have been doing much more business in the United States, say they must pay world-class salaries to win the best talent.

Jersey's Commonwealth Games shooter Barry Le Cheminant put in a "world-class" performance to win the Jersey Open Fullbore Championships.