Sentence examples for assemble a class from inspiring English sources

4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In a later class, students assemble a class television timeline, using each of the different genre sections created by groups.

4. Assemble a class timeline of television history; keep a television diary; write an essay about television and society.

Schiano assembled a class that includes some imposing players.

Once, assembling a class roster was a bureaucratic routine, something parents didn't know about or figured was somebody else's job.

At issue is the court's 1978 Bakke decision, which has been widely interpreted as permitting public and private colleges to consider an applicant's race a "plus" in assembling a class.

As part of its goal of "assembling a class that is both exceptionally academically qualified and broadly diverse," the law school seeks to "enroll a 'critical mass' of minority students".

How does the University of Pennsylvania balance the competing desire to assemble a freshman class that has a diverse range of students from non-American countries, with what would seem to be the primary mission of serving an American clientele?

The court majority appeared to advise yesterday that if universities were willing to invest the resources to follow the Michigan Law School model -- and to painstakingly evaluate each applicant as "an individual," and not as a mere jumble of statistics -- then they, too, would most likely find themselves on the right side of the law in trying to assemble a diverse class.

Colleges like Wesleyan reason that assembling such a class can only elevate the experiences of students and faculty, while providing fringe benefits like a prouder alumni body (which may give more money) and perhaps a higher ranking in closely read college guidebooks.

HERB AND DOROTHY Megumi Sasaki's documentary tells the story of Herbert and Dorothy Vogel, middle-class Manhattanites who managed to assemble a world-class collection of Minimalist and conceptual art in the early 1960s.

Spending money to assemble a world-class team is, like fanning a batter with a well-aimed slider or having the audacity to steal home, the very essence of baseball: playing within the rules in order to win.