Sentence examples for A former class from inspiring English sources

Brown, a former Class AAA manager for the Cleveland Indians, said he believes American managers add value to the Japanese game.

Epstein also is vice chair of the Alumni Council Committee on Community Service, an Alumni Schools Committee interviewer, a P-rade marshal, and a former class treasurer.

"I'd give anything to go back to May 1984," a former Class A ballplayer told me about the month he broke into pro ball.

Smith is billed as a former Class AAA catcher, though a close examination of Baseball Reference reveals four career Triple A at-bats, with lots of time spent in rookie leagues.

To take the class, you should have covered regression analysis in a former class (such as an econometrics course for economics majors) or be comfortable with learning basic math concepts quickly.

Valentine, the former Mets and Rangers manager, had recently been hoisted in the air by his players as the first foreigner to manage a team to the Nippon Series championship and Hillman, a former Class AAA manager for the Yankees, became the second to do so a year later.

"It's a big win for the plaintiffs," said Heather Gerken, a former class-action lawyer in Washington and an assistant professor at Harvard Law School.

"Everybody thinks she is nice and not clever," a former class-mate from her days at ENA told me last week, "but the truth is she is very clever and absolutely not nice".

Whether writing about Israel/Palestine in my role as demobbed IDF soldier, the credit crisis through my prism as a former City broker, or drug and addiction issues from my perspective as a former class-A addict, I was constantly forced to re-evaluate my views based on the debate that I was participating in on the threads.

Over time I hope to organize an association of former class clowns and hold a convention.

An individual dog, however, though a member of the former class, is not a member of the latter because an individual dog is not a species of animal (if the number of dogs increases, the number of species of animals does not thereby increase).