Sentence examples for a classroom at a from inspiring English sources

Eighteen women and one man arrived at a classroom at a local community college to learn Yoder and Knight's "Seven Secrets to Successful Couponing".

A classroom at a school in the US has been transformed into a Harry Potter fest by an enterprising teacher: who happens to be a self-sorted Hufflepuff.

Michael Moore's film "Fahrenheit 9/11" shows footage of the first seven minutes after Bush got word of the terrorist attack on the World Trade Center, while sitting in a classroom at a Sarasota, Florida, elementary school; the President appears to sit in a state of almost comic blankness.

And next time you're in a classroom, at a party, or playing football or cricket (you'll need to include a referee or umpire to get to 23) conduct your own experiment - at least half the time you should find a shared birthday.

Others are participating in service projects together, like painting a classroom at a Head Start center or low income school or sprucing up a common room at a homeless shelter or juvenile detention center.

OK, this was the first one, and, aside from the fact that the dude looks way too old to be anywhere near a high school, much less inside of a classroom at a nerd prom, everything seems to be in order.

There are no official statistics gauging the drug's spread in New York, but one telling measure can be found in a classroom at an old school in Greenwich Village.

FRANKFURT — In March 2009 about 40 bankers and government officials crowded into a classroom at an economic institute in Vienna to talk about how they might save Eastern Europe from financial Armageddon.

The school graduated future teachers only if they demonstrated an ability to control a classroom at an adjacent "practice school" attended by real children; faculty members, meanwhile, used the practice school as a laboratory to hone what Parker proudly called a new "science" of education.

A boy was injured in a self-inflicted shooting in a classroom at LaSalle High School in Cincinnati, Ohio, early Monday.

I'm standing in a classroom at Tapwood Academy, a boarding school in Tapwood, Vermont, and I'm wearing a bright-yellow mask.