Utiliser "first-class" dans une phrase

1. Sometimes it required the element of luck for a woman to really have a first-class orgasm

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2. From the NKWD headquarters, we went straight to the main railway station where I bought first-class tickets to Moscow for everyone

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3. His hunger did not abate when they were settled into the first-class compartment that had cost 4000 Kronen, over $100

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4. Their first-class compartment did not have sleeping accommodations, but since they were the only ones occupying it, they were able to stretch out on the seats and sleep when night fell

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5. It was an in-house agency and as long as it did a first-class advertising job for its owner and subsidiaries, it was given carte blanche to pursue other clients and sources of revenue

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6. Besides, if judgement was to fall upon her, it would be for something far grander than her social behaviour which had never been first-class to begin with

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7. In a study of hydrocephalus sufferers carried out by the University of Sheffield, Professor John lorber discovered that there is no relation between the volume of brain tissue and IQ Of the 253 subjects in the study, 9 were found to have approximately only 5% of the normal amount of brain tissue despite this, 4 had IQ’s of above 100, the national average, and another 2 had IQ’s of above 126, while one of the subjects proved to be as intelligent as those studying him, he had a first-class degree in Mathematics

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8. operated a first-class business, I told her to put on her shoes and start packing her bags: I

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9. For him travelling meant cars, first-class trains, aeroplanes and hotels

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10. He traveled alone and sat by himself in a first-class car reading newspapers and magazines

11. He was one cool customer in addition to being a first-class asshole, murderer and traitor

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12. parcels that would cost me twice as much to send first-class

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13. Harold Moe spent one first-class

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14. The Starsphere, Lezura thought, but that is a first-class technique!

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15. As he entered the first-class cabin,

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16. Raj had waited for me in the college since my first-class to the last class for five hours

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17. As an hypersonic glider, the SPS-10A was proving to be a first-class machine, having plenty of aerodynamic lift from its lifting body shape while having minimal drag, something that allowed her to keep flying hypersonic for long distances without any engine thrust

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18. The magnetic divine aura of Yogi Kaka Bhusunda radiated to a distance of eight miles! The spiritual aura of even a first-class aspirant radiates to a distance of 400 yards

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19. first-class citizens often went for social calls, and it was this mansion that Rad knew he would

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20. was this: marry a wealthy, first-class gentleman and live a life of security

21. I pointed to an empty seat at the front of the first-class section

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22. Finally, after a three-hour wait, during which two first-class businessmen had been bumped in favor of two other travelers, the 747 was off the ground

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23. A gaggle of other first-class passengers pretended not to listen–but often could not help but do otherwise

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24. wear all the time to prove I'm a first-class passenger

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25. The Blaser saddle mount considered among hunters to be first-class, is not very popular with marksmen, nor is the R

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26. If there was one amongst us who obeyed orders instantly and without question, it was the Snake, a first-class soldier always

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27. Laughed with tears, cried with smiles, and kissed me and we were a curious spectacle in the first-class compartment with tears streaming down her cheeks

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28. I made the rounds of the so-called first-class hotels, which in those days were anything but that and had very little work in their in-house salons

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29. Orlov, with first-class cuffing outlined in red upon his face, hastily slammed the double doors closed

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30. Yet thither it was that Dantes guided his vessel, and at Monte Cristo he arrived at the close of the second day; his boat had proved herself a first-class sailer, and had come the distance from Genoa in thirty-five hours

31. I am told it is the height of luxury with a plush double bed, sixteen first-class seats and a mini-hospital at the back staffed with European nurses led by a German doctor

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32. Of course, they had agreed for only three, but as they always made a point of doing their work in a first-class manner rather than not make a good job, they would give it the extra coat for nothing, but he was sure she would not wish them to do that

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33. For roughly one hundred thousand dollars, about two and a half million in today’s dollars, Carnegie quietly bought up all the properties along a three-mile stretch of the Millstone River, dammed it, and produced a first-class rowing course—shallow, straight, protected, lovely to look at, and quite free of coal barges

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34. He found the first-class dining room, with its own orchestra balcony, cove lighting behind recessed windows to create the illusion of perpetual daylight, and round dining tables, each draped with an elegant tablecloth and carrying its own Louis Seize–style brass lamp, all arranged under a domed ceiling painted with murals of mythological scenes like the feast of the Bacchanalia

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35. ” Talking pictures were shown in the tourist lounge for the athletes and in the Grand Salon for first-class passengers

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36. On the second day out of New York, a group of journalists invited her up to the first-class decks for what turned out to be an all-night party, during which she drank a good deal of champagne, ate caviar, and entranced many of the writers, among them William Randolph Hearst Jr

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37. Up on the sundeck, the first-class passengers drank champagne and sang as well

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38. "This is a first-class, upto-date burgling kit, with nickel-plated jemmy, diamond-tipped glass-cutter, adaptable keys, and every modern improvement which the march of civilization demands

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39. I brought in a mostly first-class clientele and opened offices overseas

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40. They could have been the first six up for any team in the Majors, or they could have been any six guys in line at the pawn shop, or the ER, or the first-class lounge at the airport

41. Justine quickly sketched in the story of Scotty’s night in Aspen, then said, “Olsen and Barbie are guests of the Aspen PD, and Scotty is in a first-class hotel without a scratch on him

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42. It was not, however, until we were all in a first-class carriage and well started upon our journey to Birmingham that I was able to learn what the trouble was which had driven him to Sherlock Holmes

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43. The second first-class carriage from the front will

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44. Moore should share the expense of Monsieur Caratal's train, and should travel in the other empty first-class compartment, if Monsieur Caratal objected to having him in the one which he occupied

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45. "First-class," the man answered

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46. At Rugby the attention of the station officials was drawn to the fact that the door of one of the first-class carriages was open

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47. Making her way through the crowd to the first-class waiting-room, she gradually recollected all the details of her position, and the plans between which she was hesitating

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48. I haven't seen a first-class match for years not since Father Graves took me when we were passing through Leeds, after we'd been to the induction of the Abbot at Ampleforth

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49. If they had still doubted that he was really a first-class burglar, in spite of Gandalf's words, they doubted no longer

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50. Logical as this endeavor may seem, we do not believe it is suited to the needs or temperament of the true investor—particularly since he would be competing with a large number of stock-market traders and first-class financial analysts who are trying to do the same thing

51. I bought at a substantial discount from book value, the people were first-class, and the deal included some extras-unrecorded real estate values and a significant LIFO inventory cushion

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52. Conklin was not only kind to Avis, he was sincere, and his first-class interview should have yielded more from her than “I don’t remember anything

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53. They were at Scoma’s, a terrific old restaurant right on a pier with a first-class view of the bay, Angel Island, and, of course, the city skyline

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54. Top dog at a crime scene, he does a first-class job without grandstanding or getting in our way

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55. Jimmy Holm was entertaining a first-class stewardess, skillfully recounting the stories of how he had survived three years in a North Vietnamese prison; then two more years in a Bakersville, California, VA hospital

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56. They were the brains and the engine of this first-class international chain of mix rooms called the Smart Blue Door

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57. Earlier that evening, however, I had run into her leaving Patina, a first-class restaurant inside the Walt Disney Concert Hall complex, where she’d been attending a birthday party for her agent

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58. Matsumoto handed her up into a first-class carriage

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59. In addition to transporting ships, capsules transported individuals, and the inner walls of this capsule would be lined with boutique shops, high-credit restaurants, first-class recreation areas, and of course, the most elaborate hotel accommodations of any vessel in the KU

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60. Poor passengers were kept below decks in steerage, well away from the incredible luxury in which the first-class passengers were enjoying their trip

61. Stalin’s agents were getting hold of Western atomic secrets, but Russia also had a first-class atomic weapons team, including Andrei Sakharov, Russia’s ‘father of the hydrogen bomb’

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62. “I can only assume,” said Arthur, “that this is not the first-class compartment

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63. It received a first-class production and starred some of the Fox lot’s most popular actors, but there wasn’t much for Marilyn to do in this one and most people don’t even know she was in it

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64. On the middle deck were six first-class cabins on either side of a passage that served as a common dining room, and in the prow was a sitting room open to the river, with carved wood railings and iron columns, where most of the passengers hung their hammocks at night

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65. They both made the same gesture of surprise that they both knew was feigned, and together they strolled the first-class deck, crowded with young people, most of them boisterous students who, with some eagerness, were exhausting themselves in the final fling of their vacation

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66. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this approach? Here's a hint: is it possible to put a delete command in the commands list as it was done for the rest of the commands? We know that functions are first-class citizens in Python, so we can do something such as the following (the first-class

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67. In languages where functions are not first-class citizens, each Strategy should be implemented in a different class

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68. We saw how Python with its first-class functions simplifies the implementation of Strategy by implementing two different algorithms that check if all the characters in a word are unique

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69. The closer you get to the end of the flight, the lower the price you could get for your first-class seat

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70. Just as with that first-class seat, there are people out there who will pay a premium to buy the option, even if it’s trading out of the money

71. As a buyer of an option, just like the guy who wanted to buy the right to sit in your first-class seat, you are buying with the expectation of a better experience

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72. In fact, his own management style in running Berkshire Hathaway puts primary emphasis on identifying first-class managers to run his businesses and getting out of their way in letting them do it

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73. Once natural gas prices start to move out of the basement again, the producing companies who have dominant land positions, solid balance sheets, and first-class management teams will be the likely winners

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74. All the principal lines built since that date have followed this example, thus adding much to the comfort of the first-class passengers

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75. "This is a first-class, up-to-date burgling kit, with nickel-plated jemmy, diamond-tipped glass-cutter, adaptable keys, and every modern improvement which the march of civilization demands

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76. Hurrying up the platform, Katusha saw him at once at the windows of a first-class carriage

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77. She was running by the side of the railway, though the first-class carriage had long passed her, and the second-class carriages were gliding by faster, and at last the third-class carriages still faster

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78. He had thought of using this interval to see his sister again; but after the impressions of the morning he felt much excited and so done up that, sitting down on a sofa in the first-class refreshment-room, he suddenly grew so drowsy that he turned over on to his side, and, laying his face on his hand, fell asleep at once

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79. Running on the platform, she espied Nekhludoff through the window of a first-class car

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80. The first-class car was far ahead of her, and while she was running the second-class cars passed her, then came with greater speed those of the third class

81. The express consisted of one first-class carriage for the Governor, officials, and officers, and several vans crowded with soldiers

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82. The gaily dressed officers and officials who were scattered about on the platform and in the first-class waiting-room produced the same impression

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83. A lady of liberal views in our train, seeing the Governor and the officers in the first-class waiting-room, and learning the object of their journey, began to talk in an ostensibly loud tone, in order that they might hear what she said, condemning the present laws and crying shame upon the men who took part in this business

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84. The same impression was produced by the well-dressed functionaries and officers who were scattered about the platform and in the first-class carriage

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85. A lady of liberal views, who was traveling in the same train with us, seeing the governor and the officers in the first-class saloon and learning the object of the expedition, began, intentionally raising her voice so that they should hear, to abuse the existing order of things and to cry shame on men who would take part in such proceedings

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86. The First-Lieutenant of a warship I was in, though a first-class sailor, had no great liking for clerical work, consequently the ship's store-books were perhaps not quite as they should have been

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87. That kind of thing is just in your line; you are a first-class copyist, so this is just the job for you

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88. Providence, in the material shape of a patron of mine in the country, whose children I have inoculated with the juice of wisdom, has sent me two fat geese and two first-class ducks

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89. He says that I have an excellent seat and hands, and has asked me to go with him as an apprentice boy, after which I will become a first-class jockey—a big thing nowadays

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90. Every number contains a first-class sermon, which may be read in meetings where there is no preaching service, or at home by persons necessarily detained from church; also much excellent selected matter, some of which is specially adapted for children