Sentence examples for a middle class part from inspiring English sources

I grew up in a middle class part of Lancashire and all my neighbours and friends were white.

"When you help small entrepreneurs, that creates a middle-class part of the social underpinning of a democracy," he said.

The 10-year sheriff's office veteran was killed in a middle-class part of north-west Houston last Friday evening.

On February 26th the BBC, the Washington Post and others identified him as Muhammad Emwazi, a Kuwaiti-born British man in his mid-20s.Friends of Mr Emwazi said that he was brought up in a middle-class part of West London and would sometimes pray at a mosque in Greenwich.

If you are in a more middle class part, wear average attire and for more poverty stricken areas dress accordingly.

But even before recent upsets it has had a political problem: it has talked tough - thus alienating the progressive middle class part of its historic coalition - but failed to convince people that it is achieving its goals - thus alienating its more traditional and working-class voters.

Parks Commissioners since the 1970's have faced diminished resources and have engaged in creative partnerships with everyone ranging from the wealthy folks on 5th Avenue and Central Park West to community groups in middle class parts of Queens to volunteers in some of the city's toughest neighborhoods.

Throughout the production process, Yaklin's probing questions about the set -- the Cooke family's Florida home that transformed from a middle class house in part one to a refugee camp for pregnant human women in part two to a courthouse and monument to the human resistance in the final installment -- moved Rogers to change elements of the play.

She said she was grateful to be part of a middle class that has the option of leaving, rather than having to struggle on with the hardships she perceived here.

Congestion charging and other road-pricing technologies presented another juicy store of information - even though we were told and told and told again that surveillance was NOT the goal, that the notion of the entire motorised population being tracked, 24/7, real-time, was a paranoid fantasy - part of a middle class "Big Brother" conspiracy theory, according to Polly Toynbee.

Banerjee grew up in a lower-middle-class part of south Calcutta (now Kolkata), and her father died when she was young.