| Gradually I became the drudge and, what's more, accepted my role as a kind of second-class citizen. |
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| The embarrassment of having a foreign head of state is compounded by our treatment as second-class subjects. |
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| We need to find ways of ensuring that shy people can live in this coming transparent society without becoming second-class citizens. |
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| It will maybe not be first-class, but even if it is second-class, it would be nice to be on that train. |
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| It is not the first time a cost-cutting exercise by the Royal Mail has lumbered Hampshire residents with a second-class service. |
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| There will always be candidates, but first-class, and even second-class, candidates will be harder to get. |
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| I had pointed out that having a second class of membership rendered a lot of people second-class members and they didn't all like it. |
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| We want these children to do as well as other children, not as second-class type of students. |
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| Therefore promoters tend to treat local bands like second-class citizens, with quality control no longer a factor. |
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| From that day on, one mind-altering neighbourhood meeting at a time, Toronto stops being a second-class copy and becomes a first-class original. |
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| We would want to be sure that the doctors are properly trained so the victims are not getting a second-class service. |
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| In an age when women can have it all, she decided to leave it all for second-class subservience. |
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| The train, which has seven second-class sleeper coaches with a pantry car, has 504 seats. |
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| I took my place in an empty second-class compartment, and sat there quietly till the train should start. |
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| The one possible problem with second-class compartments, especially on longer train rides, has always been the bathrooms. |
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| The remaining thirty accommodated eighty-three second-class passengers each. |
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| When the train started loading, the crowd mobbed the blue-green second-class carriages. |
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| The Bhil women, who clambered into the second-class compartment of a train for the first time, have made a symbolic statement. |
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| One does not sit in a first-class coach if the train ticket is for a second-class seat. |
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| When I first laid eyes on the city of Ancona it was from the back of a hot, stuffy train, where I was awkwardly crammed into a second-class seat. |
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| The fates of nations are shaped not only in boardrooms but in second-class train compartments. |
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| And when she came to see him she also travelled via train with a second-class ticket. |
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| During one eight-hour shift last week the reporter saw an estimated 7,000 pieces of first-class mail being handled with second-class post. |
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| He had left university with a second-class honours degree after accidentally overdosing on benzedrine. |
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| Aoife was in Dublin on Saturday to accept the first prize award in her category for first and second-class pupils. |
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| When Ferry got his lower second-class degree in 1968, he applied for a scholarship to the Royal College of Art, who turned him down. |
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| Various protesting critics seem to view the less-wealthy as second-class citizens. |
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| We're second-class citizens when it comes it political representation and participation. |
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| You don't have to make the observation that, in so many ways, aboriginal people are second-class citizens in Australia. |
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| Millions of workers would remain second-class citizens for many years, since as non-citizens they will not be afforded basic democratic rights. |
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| His relatives would have been considered second-class citizens, but they had the means to send him to the United States for his education. |
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| If there's no law that says that I'm a second-class citizen, then how do they justify their bigotry and their hatred? |
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| Earlier that evening, in front of a full town meeting, the mayor publicly referred to Bill as a second-class citizen. |
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| If you're an evangelical, there was a long period of time when you felt as if you were being treated as a second-class citizen in this country. |
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| She said that because same-sex marriages aren't sanctioned, it's as though our society views her son as a second-class citizen. |
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| Consequently, all members of ethnic minorities were liable to become second-class citizens from one day to the next. |
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| If IT people are second-class citizens in your organization when it comes to training and retention, CEOs might want to rethink that. |
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| It's true that we're treated like second-class citizens, but we try not to behave as though we are. |
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| There should be no second-class citizens in this country where the law is concerned. |
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| The travelling folk, or tinkers, were often treated as second-class citizens, with heartbreaking consequences. |
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| They were not metics, or the second-class citizens of the Occupied Territories. |
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| But in the long term it is difficult to see prosperous patients settling for second-class status. |
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| In Ohio, more than 155,000 voters were shunted to these second-class ballots. |
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| One can't make a vego feel like a second-class citizen by giving them only a proportion of the varied evening's repast. |
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| Buying second-class stamps could save you money this Christmas without delaying your cards to loved ones, according to the post watchdog. |
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| The Federal Opposition says most students would get a second-class education under plans canvassed by the Government's higher education review. |
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| Based on shared experiences as second-class citizens, Chicanos and Arab immigrants are building an alliance in Los Angeles. |
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| The few pretenders who remained were a disappointing assortment of dim, second-class felons and impotent thugs. |
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| Perhaps their apprehension comes from a lingering inferiority complex which has not yet matured beyond its second-class status. |
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| Seven of these cars were composite, each carrying twenty first-class and fifty-eight second-class passengers. |
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| Re-reading what I wrote it seems to be that it all boils down to a general lack of concern for the comfort of second-class passengers. |
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| My stamp collection is severely depleted, and I miss standing over the kettle every so often steaming off unused second-class stamps. |
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| While so many people have second-class votes that do not count towards any result, millions are deprived of the means to make their voice heard. |
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| Those who had the temerity to challenge segregationist laws that treated African-Americans as second-class citizens faced arrest, violence, or death. |
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| Using second-class parts for the repair was false economy because they soon broke and had to be fixed again. |
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| He complained he felt like a second-class citizen, but everyone felt put upon that day. |
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| But in this theater, they are still only second-class citizens, waiting in the aisles of history. |
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| Neal's grown-up theatre company is called Second Class because one of his teachers said that people wouldn't buy tickets for second-class theatre. |
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| This is the first time that a court has gone on record to say that sexual minorities are not second-class citizens, and that they cannot be discriminated against. |
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| Addressing the rally, the union conveyer said it was time management listened to the workforce instead of treating them like second-class citizens. |
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| When I was there, I was just a second-class citizen, and I didn't feel even I was a human because I was completely dehumanised by the whole political system. |
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| How can anyone be proud to live in a province where the sick and the elderly living in our rural communities are treated like second-class citizens? |
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| Many members without guaranteed pensions have long argued that they were mis-sold policies because they were never informed that they were technically second-class members. |
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| Despite repeated FBI assurances that cops are equal partners in the war against terrorism, local cops say they frequently feel like second-class citizens. |
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| There was no feeling of being second-class citizens or lesser beings. |
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| The ex-felon is at best a second-class citizen and at worst a non-citizen. |
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| You don't want your franchisees to feel like second-class citizens. |
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| These second-class tickets cost a very pretty penny, didn't they? |
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| Five travellers share a second-class compartment on the Dover train. |
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| In order to draw as little attention as possible, I left Ping and and his father in a third-class compartment and settled myself into a second-class car. |
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| What we're getting is almost a movement to say those people are second-class citizens, they can vote, they can pay taxes, but they can't serve in high administration jobs. |
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| When I told them Sungai Golok they tried to tell me that both first and second-class carriages for the trains were booked out and suggested I try a VIP bus. |
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| Although Banalata is not formally defined as a widow because she never married, she is still subject to social conventions that make her a second-class citizen. |
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| As a women's movement pioneer, Susan B. Anthony fought against the dictums of those who would vilipend women by treating them as second-class citizens. |
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| Women are still treated like second-class citizens in many ways. |
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| They do it because they want women to be submissive, second-class citizen. |
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| He did not see why he should be treated like a second-class citizen for one day longer. |
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| Many of them complain about the second-class role they were relegated to. |
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| Postwatch has recommended that customers sending Christmas cards this year should always use second-class stamps because of Royal Mail's poor past performance in December. |
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| The company has been unable to reach delivery targets for first and second-class mail, partly due to delays caused by the poor state of Britain's rail system. |
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| Each first-class cavalryman, three or four second-class cavalrymen and sixteen infantrymen had a slave or paid servant to look after baggage and perform menial chores. |
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| They are not second-class citizens to be scorned acrimoniously. |
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| I couldn't believe how nice second-class was on Japan's private trains. |
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| It suggests the previous political and economic top dogs have reconciled themselves to the fact that they are in a sense going to be second-class citizens. |
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| For decades we were second-class citizens in the Soviet Union. |
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| While in the service, Franklin experienced racism on a daily basis and realized that education was the only way he could avoid becoming a second-class citizen. |
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| Why are they saying you only took a second-class degree at Oxford? |
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| Being treated as slaves or second-class citizens on the basis of a racist ideology, they opposed racist value judgements but accepted the essential differentness of races. |
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| The second-class had wooden seats like park benches and that was it. |
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| Last but not least, there's Honey Brown, an impious, conniving, gold-digging stripper who is tired of living like a second-class citizen. |
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| Well I can assure him I feel far from being a second-class citizen, I ama British pensioner with a long memory and proud to be. |
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| It seems the Romulans have a sister planet called Remus and the Orc-like Remans have long resented their second-class status. |
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| In fact he's starting to treat me like a second-class citizen and says quite hurtful things. |
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| I am a non-smoker whose husband is a two packet-a-day man and I am fed up with him being treated as a second-class citizen. |
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| Women were still second-class citizens, and Constance became a very early women's libber. |
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| They feel they are being treated like second-class citizens, despite all their hard work over the last few months. |
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| Perhaps the most ridiculed second-class citizens are people who drive mini-vans. |
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| The Sharp Corner was a second-class groggery and boarding house, patronized almost entirely by the poorest and most shiftless class of trackmen. |
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| I've spent all this time with people who needlessly worried about being second-class citizens and having an inferiority complex,'' he says. |
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| This way she can daydream about that heady night of breaking class barriers while doing her chores as second-class citizen in her stepfamily. |
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| Biddy Owens, a 17-year-old equipment manager, is part of a first-class baseball team but feels like a second-class citizen. |
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| Lord McConnell insisted gays were not second-class citizens with fewer rights, as he called on MSPs and ministers to go for equality over discrimination. |
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| So why is it that ST Vaughan's letters are printed immediately and other people are treated as second-class citizens and their letters put to the bottom of the pile? |
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| My name is Mike and I am, apparently, a second-class citizen. |
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