Sentence examples for Little class from inspiring English sources

I have to give you a little class.

But if you must, at least go for a brand with a little class and heritage.

No price was too high to give the joint a little class.

How to Divorce With Grace, a Little Class, and a Lot of Common Sense.

"Show a little class" she urges at one point, while revealing an expanse of rippling thigh.

Want to give your downtown light show with synthesizer and vocals a little class?

But workers in China's coastal factories have hitherto shown little class-consciousness.

Because of team captains David Mitchell and Lee Mack, their quick wit and little class-war thing they've got going.

Still, watching the Giudices sashay through their onyx-encrusted mansion, and knowing that thousands of similarly profligate homeowners are simply walking away from their debts, it's easy to succumb to a little class-warrior fantasizing.

This is a novel of memorably dressed-up theatrical set-pieces: a cricket match that is a little class-war in itself; a concert at which the tension between tenants and landlords, village and Hall, is overshone by a moment that's half real innocence, half hopeless sentimentality; a fierce earthy battle between Leo and a Freudianly insidious Atropa Belladonna (deadly nightshade).

In most cases, school offered little — classes of 50 or 60 students, teachers who showed up only occasionally, scant materials.