Sentence examples for a class about the from inspiring English sources

From time to time, I teach a class about the status of women in the Middle East, mainly in Egypt.

The center has been at Queensborough for about 24 years, growing out of a class about the Holocaust taught by William Shulman, who was the history department's chairman.

Now there are three sections of Advanced Placement calculus, in a class about the same size -- in other words, about 75percentt of the senior class.

"The U.S. is a brutal enemy," a guerrilla leader known as Richard told a dozen rebels during a class about the invasion of Iraq.

When one of van Hove's teachers taught a class about the atomic bomb, he did so not by showing pictures of atrocities but by explaining how an atomic bomb worked.

After listening to Eli Wallach, as their teacher, give a class about the actual history of "Brundibar," the children, members of the Young People's Chorus of New York City, decide to mount the opera themselves.

Even during the 1988 strike, Mr. Walton, who teaches a class about law and the Hollywood guilds at Loyola Law School in Los Angeles, met frequently with Mr. Counter, sometimes in one-on-one chats that kept the sides engaged.

Teresa Amabile, director of research in the Entrepreneurial Management Unit at Harvard Business School, spoke with me for my Leadership: A Master Class about the active ingredients needed for a company's survival.

"At the end of the session we had a class discussion about the skills that pupils felt they had learned through the activity.

During a class discussion about the outrage prompted by the pope's remark, one teacher suggested that the rioters were looking for an excuse "to kill Christians," Haytham said.

The movie is a master class about the troubled human psyche.