Sentence examples for became class from inspiring English sources

Sanders wrote for the school paper and became class president.

Ford's Focus car and its Galaxy people carrier became class leaders in Europe.

She became class joker, captain of the basketball team (a feat, at 5ft 3in) and, although she missed the head girl top spot, she was deputy.

The culture wars became class wars, with Republicans in the novel position of speaking for the have-nots who were white.

Mila, though crippled from early TB, was indomitable: Matthews offers a brilliant glimpse of her, aged nine, leading a huge crowd of children who have been black-berrying, singing Young Pioneer songs; despite her disabilities she became class skipping champion.

Pastimes became class conscious during that century, and locations and clothing reflected that difference: middle-class families holidayed in hotels in new resorts such as Bournemouth, while their working-class compatriots made do with lodging houses in Blackpool and Morecambe; mountain-climbing was a middle-class weekend pastime, while football stayed working-class.

Over time it became classed as one of the "big three" (with Time and U.S. News & World Report [founded 1933]) of American newsweeklies.

Barack Obama discusses elections with a ten-year-old boy who had just become class president.

The moment anyone suggests doing something for the rest of us, then it becomes "class warfare".

"Paul went to work at McDonald's and began to pull his own weight, and becomes class president the same year," said his brother Tobin.

The gentle river had become class five rapids and we learned later that it had knocked out the bridge.