Sentence examples for because of the classes from inspiring English sources

Her husband lost the restaurant where he was a partner in the storm and had to drop out of the physical therapy program in which he was enrolled at Hunter College because of the classes he had to miss.

Older people themselves "aren't demanding enough", but she knows why: "There's no solidarity because of the class system.

"Because of the class, none of us felt too bad about what we ate or drank," she said.

Certainly a number of these drivers felt that this year's championship carried more weight than in recent years, because of the class of the opposition.

And even with the $35 fee per class, "We have these Exhale brand loyalists who stay at the hotels because of the class," she said.

Kelman went on to read French, American and Russian writers, but "I wouldn't have been reading English literature, because of the class barrier.

She planned to come to see you at the bookstore but she got scared because of the class difference.... She's had a hard life.

Someone with my background just has to struggle more to lose that self-consciousness, because of the class system in this country".

If an English national identity stubbornly refuses to emerge as the result of the Scottish shock, it will be because of the class and cultural divides within England, and because our linguistic identity is so full of free gifts from the rest of the world.

The golden age of the '50s did arrive in part because of the class warfare of the '30s.

However, she does also gesture towards a larger argument of her own, focusing on the inequalities faced by British citizens because of the class system.