Examples of top-notch

• Even though the conference organisers provided top-notch equipment and attentive service, a few glitches were inevitable.

• After all, a good staff can make troops that are not absolutely top-notch win battles, but no troops, however good, can win battles if the staff work is bad.

• They were all top-notch people.

• Together, they created a unique membership structure that offers reciprocal member access to over 100 top-notch clubs in prime golf destinations around the world.

• A new clubhouse was opened in 2008 after extensive work projects, providing top-notch hospitality to home and away supporters and any kind of alickadoos.

• A new veterinary hospital opened in the spring of 2011, helping to ensure continued top-notch healthcare for the zoos animal collection.

• He is an above average student and a top-notch athlete, eventually lettering in three sports.

• Her performance received mixed reviews; critics said although her dancing was top-notch, she seemed disconnected from the crowd.

• In next season she was part of the wider world, and could reach several top-notch results.

• Add to this some good musical arrangements and lots of rehearsals; mix the batch with top-notch direction and you have a winning sound.

• More importantly for the direction of her career, she established herself as a top-notch recruiter.

• She later explained that it was so named as it was a fashionable term at the time and represented something that was top-notch.

• The reviewer called the game frustratingly difficult, but that its addictive gameplay elements and top-notch soundtrack make it a marvelous game.

• He is also extremely powerful, being able to perform a judgement that normally requires four top-notch executors by himself.

• Filming is top-notch, with no expense spared to get those special effects.