Synonym: excellent, fantabulous. Similar words: first class, first cost, outclassed, first and last, first, at first, firstly, first aid. Meaning: adj. of the highest quality. adv. by first-class conveyance; with first-class accommodations first class. n. 1. the highest rank in a classification 2. mail that includes letters and postcards and packages sealed against inspection 3. the most expensive accommodations on a ship or train or plane.
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91. The pass gives one month of first-class travel in Britain.
92. On the north Kent lines, the Government want to see a modern, first-class rail system in Network SouthEast.
93. Results of searches are normally dispatched by first-class mail the day they are received if the application is received by first post.
94. All orders will be acknowledged and all plants are despatched first-class post.
95. She had the right academic approach to nursing to make a first-class tutor, but not ward sister.
96. Also as both a rugby player and as a cricketer he played the game with distinction at first-class level.
97. In one year alone she was overseeing twelve undergraduates, of whom eleven emerged with first-class degrees.
98. He also scored the fastest uncontrived century in first-class cricket, in a whirlwind 35 minutes at Northampton in 1920.
99. On board were 142 first-class passengers and 100-odd - some of them very odd people travelling in economy.
100. He went through to the corridor, and as the train began to move he sauntered along to the first-class coach.
101. It is best to return the form by first-class post.
102. He found an empty first-class compartment, and she reached it by way of the corridor after the train had pulled out.
103. That kind of policing requires good police intelligence and first-class training.
104. In 1914 he graduated with first-class honours as an associate.sentencedict.com/first-class.html
105. The first-class people overlooked the red bars on our spouse badges and let us in when Diana Ross came to entertain.
106. When the flight began, I busied myself handing out magazines to first-class passengers.
107. The concert hall itself reminds one playfully of reproduction art deco and is also acoustically first-class and adaptable.
108. Undismayed, she sent me to a first-class crammer for two terms, and Brian to another preparatory school.
109. Headley took more than 50 wickets in two seasons at Middlesex after making his first-class debut for the county in 1991.
110. In all first-class cricket, he scored 19,034 runs at 26.65 including 21 centuries, and took 1894 wickets at 25.05.
111. At least the club had a good jazz band, and a first-class cabaret.
112. Tetchy, funny, ugly and clever, this replays the dynamic of a first-class film noir.
113. He made his debut for Gloucestershire in 1981 and has taken more than 400 first-class wickets.
114. Five past pupils had this year obtained first-class Honours degrees, an achievement performed only once before, in 1950.
115. More is needed from Keith Piper, a nimble, bouncy type of wicketkeeper who has already scored a first-class hundred.
116. Entering the University of Dundee, he graduated with first-class honours in history in 1975, and then pursued postgraduate study.
117. He had an air about him that was highly professional and he conducted himself in a really first-class manner.
118. In 1927 he took first-class honours in his final examination.
119. Four first-class stamps usually cover the cost of mailing a book-rate package.
120. It has all the latest technology to help childless couples, but not enough first-class semen.
More similar words: first class, first cost, outclassed, first and last, first, at first, firstly, first aid, firsthand, first-hand, first-aid, headfirst, first lady, first name, first-rate, first step, firstborn, first of all, first-ever, first blush, first prize, first floor, first degree, first-aid kit, twenty-first, safety first, first quarter, the first person, at first sight, at first blush.