Meanings of do first-rate in English

It was a cubby-hole of a place, but it would do first-rate for me now.

He'll do first-rate if he gets the law to practise, let alone the making of it.

I shouldn't wonder if he would do first-rate.

I think that would do first-rate.

Still, there is no doubt there is plenty left, and that trappers would do first-rate there if the red-skins were friendly.

They will do first-rate here; they will stand pretty close together, and the warmth of their bodies will heat the place up.

Here are some old clothes, and if you will stuff them with rags and straw and fix them so they'll stand up, they'll do first-rate.

He went all over me, taking up a collection, and did first-rate.

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The men are doing first-rate for new men.

Since they fixed up this spring they've got a fine store, and I know they're doing first-rate.

"That would do first-rate if you can arrange it."

"This man goes on doing first-rate stuff," I said.

"She isn't loaded for her best sailing, but she is doing first-rate for her present trim."

Great courage and self-command may to a certain extent give power of painting without the true calmness underneath, but never of doing first-rate work.

"Jasper is doing first-rate."