Sentence examples for a sort of classroom from inspiring English sources
We had shown up, earlier that night, as the sun went down, going first to the Barrier Island Education Center, a sort of classroom and turtle museum located inside the park.
In that sense, WikiLeaks may be a brilliant sort of classroom — full of books that, unfortunately, one can no longer find by way of Amazon.
What sort of classroom offences might they be for?
The universities, writes Perlin, "were strongly supportive... stressing only that Disney should handle housing and provide some sort of classroom experience".
The chairman of the National Transitional Council used to be Qaddafi's Justice Minister; what sort of classroom for democracy might that ministry have been?
Michael Chodos, the S.B.A.'s associate administrator for entrepreneurial development, said in a statement that development centers and other counseling groups already received funds earmarked for special purposes, including the sort of classroom instruction the new program hopes to build on.
The presence of so many recording devices in the classroom creates a sort of panopticon — or panaudiocon, as it were.
His classroom is a sort of ravishing intellectual revue: the students are called upon to recite poetry, to improvise scenes using the subjunctive and conditional forms of French verbs, to act out classic movie scenes, even to sing popular songs.
As for skirts, the ban on shortening and tightening our dowdy A-line monstrosities was memorably policed one year by making us take turns to walk the length of the classroom, in a sort of reverse catwalk where the aim was to look as unsexy as possible.
In silent musings and classroom lectures, Harry envisions Nixon as a sort of world-historical father figure.
