Definition of “world-class”

And many Americans are giving their horses to Canadian trainers, well known for their ability to win world-class races.

That would be a great loss not only for its owners and lenders but for Canada's efforts to be a world-class manufacturing player.

The orchestral playing was remarkably sloppy for a world-class musical organisation.

Then they may be able to address the many problems we have to address to provide a truly world-class service to the tourist.

They are, big enough to need a world-class keeper, not a clown like Almunia or Jens Lehmann.

This is a joint venture between ourselves and world-class players.

Very generous of her, you'd think post break-up she'd embrace the ` world-class tosser ' theory but I expect she'll come round to it.

With full-time training she might have managed world-class times, but that kind of existence wasn't right for Jane.