Sentence examples similar to a son of working from inspiring English sources

And, he isn't a son of the working class; he is the child of an educated, middle class civil servant.

But Renoir, who was a son of the working classes, though artisanal rather than industrial, wasn't avoiding the political reality.

Before the war Eszterhas senior, a son of the working class, had become a successful novelist and polemicist and had risen to be an adviser to the Hungarian prime minister; he was also, as his son would find out to his horror, the author of a virulently anti-semitic tract for which late in life he was hauled before the American courts.

Kirn, a son of working-class Midwesterners, was smitten.

United States premiere of "Semyon Kotko," by Prokofiev and Valentin Katayev, based on the Katayev novel "I Am a Son of the Working People"; featuring the Kirov Opera, conducted by Valery Gergiev, 7 p.m. Also Wednesday at 7 30 p.m. and July 12 at 12 30 p.m. Wednesday STANLEY H. KAPLAN PENTHOUSE, Rose Building, Lincoln Center.

CUNY traces its history to Victorian times, when its precursor was founded with the mission of extending a free education to the sons of working men.

Abelino Mazariego Jr., a son of the victim who works in a downtown cafe, said his father had come to the United States 13 years ago from a farming village and gradually brought the rest of the family north.

He is the 43-year-old chef of Aziza in San Francisco, his arms decorated with tattoos that signify "strength" in Arabic, a son of Casablanca, Morocco, who works wonders with spices and preserved lemons, sous-vide and meat glue.

Raspberry, a son of Mississippi schoolteachers, had worked at black newspapers and managed to snag a job as a Teletype operator at the Washington Post.

A son of the fourth justice, Anthony Kennedy, works for one of the firms.

He is a son of Barbara Esses and Abraham L. Esses, who live and work in Manhattan.