Sentence examples for became a class from inspiring English sources

Through snobbery elites became a class.

The scarf "became a class issue.

It became a class C drug in the UK in 2014.

As a result, apprentices and journeymen became a class of free labourers, and the employer-employee relationship was established.

The case, named for a plaintiff, Barbara Handschu, became a class action, spreading to other politically active groups, and was settled in 1985.

The excluded journeymen eventually became a class of free labourers who practiced their craft for wages outside the town walls and outside the limitations of the guild regulations.

If DNP became a class-C drug, there would be penalties for buying and selling it, she reasoned.

"This stuff was pretty bad, and it seemed to be pervasive, all over this large plant," said Regina Andrew, one of the lawyers at the commission's Baltimore office who handled what became a class-action lawsuit.

The case later became a class-action suit that sought to set a precedent establishing Uber drivers not as independent contractors but as employees entitled to expenses, gas and vehicle maintenance.

The lawsuit was filed in 2004 by four men, all minorities, and became a class-action case.

Rodriguez's case became a class-action lawsuit against the government, involving hundreds of other immigrants who were also held for lengthy periods while their cases worked their way through the system.