Sentence examples for because of their class from inspiring English sources

Like the lovers in the original "Dirty Dancing," they hid their affection from her parents because of their class differences.

After conferring with a few players, he learned that many had been taking afternoon naps during the week because of their class schedules.

Targeting victims because of their class, for example, was not classed as genocide: Stalin would hardly have signed if it meant being held to account for his mass slaughters of "middle peasants" and the like.

"When I started performing, I never felt: 'Oh that person's far superior to me because of their class.' Cos comedy doesn't come into that, nobody ever says the middle classes are instinctively funny or anything like that.

Certainly the Britain I grew up in operated with a tacit understanding that some individuals, because of their class, gender, race, or religion, should have the good grace to remain mute, obedient and simply know their place.

The ascetic John Cairncross told me years after he was exposed as the "Fifth Man" that he did not take to the fellow members of the spy ring because of their class – which protected them from exposure – and lifestyle).

Because of their classes and his basketball schedule, they rarely spent many days in a row together, but then the injury brought them closer.

Students who were accepted before with 3.4 GPAs now had a lesser chance getting in with this exception because the rest of their class had risen to the occasion and were earning 3.5s and higher.

Both sides said it was hard to estimate what percentage of teaching assistants refused to teach their classes because most of their classes are scheduled for late in the week.

On previous trips she learned that girls in Africa often stay home from school -- missing 20percentt of their class time -- because they don't have access to sanitary pads when they need them.

"Some of the parents are saying that the kids are somewhat reluctant to attend because they failed most of their classes and they're discouraged to attend," Ms. Marte said.